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News in brief, December 15, 2004

We're not IR extremists, says PM; Wesfarmers delayed until next week; Victoria to seek broad definition of matters pertaining in next week's test case; Today marks centenary of Conciliation and Arbitration Act; $26m payout to former Ansett workers; and AIRC full bench overturns reinstatement of DEWR employee sacked for credit card fraud.

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