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News in brief, July 30, 2003

Court knocks back bid to boost coal super contributions; Senate committee urges new employer incentives to create part-time jobs for mature workers; Victoria Police update hair policy to accommodate male officers; and Bus drivers strike in Melbourne and Adelaide.

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