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Legal round-up: Dying man wins extension of time; & more

Terminal medical condition an exceptional circumstance, says FWA; BHP sues MUA for $7 million over tug crew wildcat strike; Manager labelled a sl-t resigned, says tribunal; FWA upholds Armaguard’s dismissal of employee who "dry fired" revolver; Nurses fail in bid for night shift exclusion; and NSW Police support staff seek to move to federal system.

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