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News in Brief, May 9, 2006

Howard praises AWU as ALP's Smith defends IR role; Public unlikely to accept guest worker programs: Report; Jobs data signals migration to online job advertising; Wage growth to "remain firm" but won't accelerate: RBA; Treasurer refuses Workplace Express access to Budget lock-up; and John Irving new secretary of NSW Teachers Federation.

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