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Interview with Cathie Schnitzerling - ABC Radio Brisbane Mornings
Topics: Report into the Queensland CFMEU.
Interview with Karl Stefanovic – Channel Nine, Today Show
Topics: Erin Patterson murder trial; Australia-US trade relations; COP.
His country was his pride: The 80th anniversary of John Curtin's death
Acknowledgements omitted "His country was his prideHis brother man his cause."
Regional Capital Alliance WA and Kimberly Regional Group Government Forum
Thank you to the Regional Capitals Alliance of Western Australia and the Kimberley Regional Group for inviting me today. This is my third year presenting to this forum. As a ‘sometimes’…
Interim Australian Tertiary Education Commission starts today
The next stage of tertiary education reforms begins today with the establishment of the interim Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC).
Interview with Sarah Abo - Channel 9 Today Show
Topics: Superannuation, defence
Real wage increase from today for nearly 3 million workers
Australia’s 2.9 million award workers will continue to feel the impacts of strong and sustainable real wage increases under Labor, from today.
$10K incentives for new apprentice housing tradies kicks off tomorrow
The Albanese Government is building the workforce Australia needs for the future by paying housing construction apprentice tradies $10,000 in incentives, from tomorrow.
Interview with Sally Sara - ABC Radio National Breakfast
Topics: US tariffs; 1 July real wage increase; Super guarantee; Gambling reform.
Press Conference, Adelaide
Topics: Increase to minimum and award wages; Labor’s protection of penalty rates; Australia’s defence spending.
National Construction Industry Forum Meeting Communique
The tripartite National Construction Industry Forum has today agreed on a process for formal endorsement of the draft ‘Blueprint for the Future’ by no later than September 2025.
New data shows workplace laws delivering real wage increases
Figures released today have revealed a record high number of employees are being covered by federal enterprise bargaining agreements, which produce real wage increases for Australian workers.