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News in brief, August 3, 2004

$19 Living Wage rise passed on to Tasmanian award workers; AIRC conciliating Victorian ambulance dispute; Directions hearing for WA redundancy test case next week, ahead of November hearings; WA public sector workers win 7.6% over two years in first consent arbitration under new laws; High Court allows worker to have his day in court to argue common law injury susceptibility claim; and Former PM Keating's right-hand-man says Federal Labor set to reintroduce the worst of the old awards system.

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