Harvest help to come from across the Tasman
A new tourism campaign will aim to entice New Zealanders across the ditch to work during the upcoming harvest season.
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How new workplace agreement plan will boost pay
Australia’s new system of enterprise bargaining is set to take inspiration from yesteryear, with the government saying the current set up is stifling wage growth.
Tough new penalties for wage theft proposed
Employers caught deliberately underpaying staff would face $5.5 mil in fines and jail time, under proposed changes to workplace laws.
‘We want a positive relationship with China’: Pallas
Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas said Victoria would be happy to help the Federal Government repair its relationship with China.
Why fruit and vegetables will cost more this summer
The price of summer vegetables and stone fruits is expected to soar this year.
New plan to increase job security for casuals
Long-term casual workers will be able to move to full and part-time positions more easily under new industrial relations laws.
Security guard raised quarantine bungle alarm
A Melbourne security guard who spotted two confused German tourists recognised as a hero for averting potential COVID crisis.
Scientists working overtime to get us vaccinated
The country’s top medical minds have cancelled their summer holidays to continue working on getting a COVID-19 vaccine ready for rollout.
Gladys Liu praises man accused of foreign interference
A Victorian Liberal backbencher labelled a man accused of foreign interference for China as “inspiring”.
Dan ‘appalled’ by China tweet, calls for ‘refocus’
After condeming China’s tweet, Daniel Andrews hit out at federal legislation that could stop the Belt and Road deal.
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