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News in brief, August 7, 2003

Redundancy test case resumes in Melbourne today with AIG push for special insolvency consideration; No dirty deal at SCU, says CPSU; NSW Government might face asbestos disease payout; AIRC's Marsh to conciliate work and family case; Commission surviving curbs on its powers, says academic; and Qantas and unions in AIRC today over drug testing.

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