The Hon Amanda Rishworth MP
- Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
The Hon Amanda Rishworth MP was sworn in as Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations on 13 May 2025.
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Interview with Samantha Armytage, The Today Show, Channel Nine
Topics: One Nation; Housing.
ACTU National Forum for the Advancing Gender Equality in Gender Segregated Industries grant program
Thank you Michele. I acknowledge the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Owners of the lands where we meet today.
Interview - Afternoons on FIVEAA
Topics: New Medicare Mental Health Clinics in Adelaide.
Communities helping shape the future of employment services
More than 400 people from each state and territory across Australia have contributed their experiences and ideas to help shape the future reformed employment services system that better supports…
Interview with Natalie Barr - Sunrise, Channel Seven
Topics: eSafety Commissioner’s comments on schools sharing student-related content online, Digital Duty of Care; Reserve Bank.
Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees’ Association National Officials Meeting
*check against delivery*Good morning everyone. I acknowledge the Kaurna people as the Traditional Custodians of the lands we are meeting on.
Statement on ACTU leadership
Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil have left a formidable legacy in delivering for working Australians and I thank them for their exceptional leadership of the ACTU.
Interview with Patricia Karvelas, ABC Afternoon Briefing
Topics: Proposed Fair Work Court; Proposed Fair AI Taskforce; proposed superannuation for under-18s; Domestic and family violence policy.
Doorstop Interview - Adelaide Conference Centre
Topics: Proposed new Fair Work Court, Paid Parental Family and Domestic Violence Leave.
Television Interview - Sky News with Tom Connell
Topics: Fair Work Court; Pauline Hanson’s comments on domestic violence.
Record number of Australians in jobs
The latest labour force data shows employment grew strongly in June, Australia’s unemployment rate remains low, and more people are in jobs.