MEU defeats BHP’s latest attempt to delay Same Job Same Pay
The Mining and Energy Union has defeated BHP’s latest attempt to delay the start of Same Job Same Pay orders at three of its...
Bank cuts continue with NAB to shed hundreds of jobs
Hundreds of NAB workers are set to be laid off, adding to job losses in the banking sector following a rival's decision to shed...
Regional voices silenced
Last week in Federal Parliament, I rose to support a Matter of Public Importance moved by the Member for Gippsland regarding the Labor Government’s...
A dentist and a Blackwater brand take top spots is biz awards
A dental service and a lifestyle brand have been the big winners at the 2025 Central Highlands Business Excellence Awards, which concluded at the...
Scholarship will help Jess discover international ag trends
In a year where extreme weather has made its mark across large parts of the agricultural landscape, Nuffield Australia has announced its 2026 scholarship...
Rural medical training critical to easing doctor shortages
Increasing opportunities for University of Queensland medical students to train in and experience rural and regional communities is helping address long-term health workforce shortages.
The...
Applications open for 2026 Ergon Energy and Energex pre-apprenticeship program
High school students across Queensland are being encouraged to apply for the 2026 Ergon Energy Network and Energex Pre-apprenticeship Program, with applications now open.
The...
Renewables face backlash
This week, the Environment Minister, Murray Watt, visited Brisbane to lecture regional Queenslanders that we were missing out on jobs by opposing renewable energy.
He...
Agricultural exports surge $5 billion
Bendigo Bank’s Australian Agricultural Exports Report FY24/25 finds that the value of Australian agricultural exports surged $5 billion to $77.2 billion, with growth driven...
Emerald teachers continue to fight
State school teachers and school leaders continued their positive advocacy in Emerald on Monday, 8 September, as part of the QTU’s rolling statewide demonstrations.
Members...
Young people ‘not prepared’ for social media ban
On Thursday, 4 September eSafety published summaries of its community consultation on social media for under-16s, revealing teens view certain aspects of social media...
Assets acquired after separation
When a relationship breaks down and the parties are looking at sorting out a property settlement, what date should the court look at when...
Australia Post Christmas deadlines revealed
Australia Post has released its all-important final sending dates to help ensure parcels and cards reach their destinations before Christmas.
With the festive rush fast...
