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News in brief, May 22, 2007

ABCC prosecutes workers over industrial action at Lake Cowal gold mine; AMWU's Cameron confirmed for Senate seat; Police officer loses post-traumatic stress damages claim; AWA lodgements to be litmus test for effectiveness of safety net changes: Peetz; Your Rights at Work supporters fund full-page ad in national newspaper; Victorian Government to introduce new outworker protection laws; and Boeing wins extension of discrimination exemption.

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