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News in brief, January 16, 2004

Keycorp appeals $1.9m payout ruling; ASU wins safety net increases for NT clerks; NSW teachers win 5.5% interim pay increase; Drug and alcohol tests rolled out in NT, NSW next; NSW to extend testing provisions to all transport workers; Victorian Trades Hall Council pays tribute to John Halfpenny; and CFMEU members raise $20,000 for Iranian earthquake appeal.

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