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The WA Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) has been held up as an example for women in leadership roles.
Public sector ranks high on scale of desire
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has been named the third most attractive employer in the country.
Love lost on corporate ladders
One of the top people at Facebook has hit out at the factors she says lead to workplace gender-based discrimination.
BHP reveals its sweet dealings
The Tax Office is chasing BHP Billiton for more than $500 million in payments it avoided by shovelling profits overseas.
Drilling fires up with protestors' win undone
The NSW Supreme Court has overturned a State Government decision, which banned Metgasco from drilling at its Bentley Project.
Toyota's last local task starts
The last model of Toyota cars to be built in Australia has begun its production run.
Borders boosted by IBM's big rig
The Immigration and Border Protection Department is bringing in a talking computer to help it sift through data.
iiNet bidding war starts with salvo from M2
M2 Group, the owners of Dodo and Primus, is entering the bidding war with TPG to buy rival telco iiNet.
NT driving boldly over 'construction cliff'
Economic analysts have warned that the Northern Territory has too many eggs in one basket, and is quickly approaching a “construction cliff”.
Several factors pushing real wages down
A new report says Australian workers’ wages and living standards are dropping.
Super switch presented simply
Lessons could be learned from Australia’s newest superannuation expert – a 10-year-old girl.
Abuse claim clouds Dutton's offer
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton appears in a new video spruiking the Cambodian solution to asylum seekers, while one of his most vocal opponents accuses him of torture.
Earth Day dawns with new renewable push
April 22nd is Earth Day, a day when groups around the world mark the achievements and trials ahead in the quest to protect our environment.
Labor's super plan shopped around
Labor has proposed superannuation tax changes that it says would bring more than $14 billion from over 10 years to the federal coffers.
Low cost green future waiting on policy, study says
New research says Australia could go 100 per cent renewable, with a few good policies.
VET change brings business closer
The Federal Government has announced a new model for Training Product Development as part of ongoing VET reforms.
Abetz rebukes union call for deeper view
Business groups have reacted poorly to a push by unions to change the Fair Work Act.
Arrium runs at a loss, looks for things to drop
Iron ore miner Arrium has been selling its product at a $9 per tonne loss for the first quarter of this year.
China pledges $46 billion for new oil moves
China will invest $46 billion in Pakistan to expand its energy and transport infrastructure.
Hackers moving higher in bank attacks
The chief of Europol says online thieves are shifting their targets from bank customers to the banks themselves.