Why many childcare workers won’t get pay rise for Christmas
Thousands of childcare workers head into Christmas without a promised 10 per cent pay increase as only one in five providers have applied for a grant to fund the wage boost.
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Aussies fighting in Ukraine: What we know
Video of a former Melbourne man captured, hit and taunted by a Russian soldier in Ukraine has raised concern about his welfare – and how many other Aussies are caught up in the conflict.
Aussie ‘missing’ in Ukraine for months as comrade speaks
Australian officials are still trying to confirm the location of Oscar Jenkins, as an American who served alongside the Melbourne man in Ukraine breaks his silence. Warning: Graphic
‘Clear the decks’: Labor urged to do more for older Aussies
Labor is being urged to “do more” for the thousands of older Australians seeking support to live independently for longer, as the sector welcomes a $440 million in-home funding boost.
Dutton to announce reshuffle after Christmas
Peter Dutton will unveil a new-look front bench after Christmas amid a push from conservative Liberal MPs for greater representation within the party’s senior ranks.
New theory on how Aussies fell ill as Fiji wants warning axed
A new theory has emerged on how four Aussie fell ill after drinking cocktails at a Fiji resort as a local tourism boss has pleaded with the Australian government to remove its warning.
New Aussie tech laws to stop child sex abuse, terror content
Tech giants will have to actively prevent the spread and storage of child sexual abuse and violent terror content under world-first laws taking effect in Australia.
Labor clings to $275 power pipe dream
Labor is clinging to the delusion it can avoid breaking an election promise to deliver $275 in power bill savings, as the federal government reveals a nearly $22bn budget blowout.
What Jim Chalmers isn’t telling Aussie voters
Eager election observers would have better luck divining the timing of next year’s federal election in a cup of tea leaves than trying to glean hints from Labor’s budget update.
‘Lowest ebb in decades’: Wong blasted over Israel clash
Penny Wong’s angry phone call with Israel’s foreign minister signifies a new low, a shadow minister says.
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