Lib women need to ‘stick their necks out’
The NSW Liberal party has set a target for women candidates of 40 per cent amid calls for more women to be involved.
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‘Significant:’ Key workforce hits record figure
Nurses working in public sector hospitals have grown to a record figure in one state, after it lost 12.6 per cent of its staff after the pandemic.
‘Significant:’ Key workforce hits record figure
Nurses working in public sector hospitals have grown to a record figure in one state, after it lost 12.6 per cent of its staff after the pandemic.
Spending, inflation top budget priority
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been tasked with further reining in spending in the federal budget as the tight jobs market risks further inflation.
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RBA in biggest shake up in decades
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174,000 Aussies win right to WFH every day
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