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News in brief, November 8, 2002

Pilbara organising blitz starts Monday; Conciliation begins in federal redundancy test case; Maternity leave policies rise in importance as median age of newborns' mothers reaches 30, fertility declines; Paper says teachers can touch students appropriately; and Federal Parliament's library releases papers on paid maternity leave and other hot issues.

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