Women the key to building new homes
A construction boss says the failure to attract female tradies into the workforce is hampering Australia’s ability to build enough homes.
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Judge’s tears after ‘harrowing’ forklift death
The first case prosecuted under Victoria’s new workplace manslaughter laws has ended as a judge tearfully imposed a huge penalty.
Lisa’s fears of losing family mansion
Lisa Wilkinson was described in court documents as ‘almost hysterical’ with fears she could lose her mansion in a defamation battle with Bruce Lehrmann.
Fisherman charged with worker slavery
A fisherman has been charged with slavery and torture over the alleged mistreatment of deckhands on board his vessel.
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