Australia’s biggest energy distributor has told staff it won’t “gift” a traditional half-day off, nor host or pay for “end of year events” out of “respect” for customers hit by ongoing industrial action.
A staggering amount of unclaimed money is sitting in NSW government coffers with some of Sydney’s most well-known entertainers and sports people among those entitled to a share.
Essential frontline workers are now locked out of much of greater Sydney with mortgage repayments consuming between 50 to 100 per cent of the average $120,000 pay packet.
Developers and members of the public are being asked to register their interest in developing the sites, which were identified as part of a State-wide audit of unused Crown land undertaken last year.
Since her appointment in December 2022, the ambassador has flown to 24 countries, including five times to the USA.
A stony-faced Chris Minns confronted rail union representatives in his boardroom for crisis talks ahead of looming strike action last week. But what exactly did he say to them? Read The Sauce.
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is throwing his weight behind a unified national system to respond to incidents of school bullying ahead of the next election.
Counselling is being offered to Year 6 students and a senior staff member stood aside after an impromptu classroom sex talk became too “graphic”.
Almost 7400 graduates of a training college were asked to prove they had not been issued with a fake diploma. Just over 780 responded, raising concerns about where the others are working.
Dubbed a ‘super-emitter’ event, COP29 is also a super-spender, with taxpayers slugged more than $870,000 for a pavilion to allow bureaucrats to tell ‘diverse stories of Australia’s climate action’.
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