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News in brief, December 18, 2006

Gillard confirms Labor would axe AWAs; Queensland to bolster shield against Work Choices; NSW child employment laws now in effect; Hannon appointed president of SA IRC; Smith promoted to senior commissioner at WA Commission; and Inquiries consider workforce challenges in transport and tourism sectors.

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