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Shell and workers’ unions have reached agreement in the Prelude gas facility industrial dispute.
Wesfarmers rakes in online
Wesfarmers has posted $4 billion in online sales in what it calls its “most disruptive” year due to COVID-19.
MMI contracts kept
Labor has criticised the previous government’s Modern Manufacturing Initiative announcements, but will allow ...
Woolworths posts minor rise
Woolworths says its annual profit has been flattened due to product shortages.
Write-offs could drive skills
A major think tank says education must be at the centre of Australia’s new skills regime.
Feds open gas fields
The Federal Government has opened up large new offshore gas exploration and storage areas.
Wheat imbalance expected
Experts say Australia’s wheat industry may boom as the global environment suffers.
Key SA support boosted
The SA Government has announced a $2 million funding boost for a support service combatting workplace sexual harassment.
Morrison ministries "undermined" government
A review has found former PM Scott Morrison “fundamentally undermined” the principles of responsible government by secretly appointing himself ministries.
Rise seen in wage stats
New stats suggest wage growth in enterprise agreements is up to 3.2 per cent.
Risky mine plan ditched
South32 appears to be scrapping its controversial Dendrobium coal mine extension plans in NSW.
ACCC eyes social media
The competition regulator says it will examine a range of social media concerns.
Barilaro report released
Former NSW public services commissioner Graeme Head has made 13 recommendations in his report into former deputy premier John Barilaro’s questionable job appointment.
BHP slams QLD hike
BHP has blamed Queensland’s royalty scheme for its decision to pause new coal investments in the state.
Lambie slams ADFA mentality
Senator Jacqui Lambie says the governor-general’s compliance with Scott Morrison’s ministerial power grab is an insight into ADF culture.
Price rise release questioned
Queensland's Energy Minister has questioned whether Scott Morrison was involved in delaying release of new energy prices.
Safeguard talks launched
The Australian government is consulting industry and broader stakeholders on its emissions reduction rules.