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News in brief, October 13, 2006

CBA rules out offshoring, for time being; International recruitment firms subject to ALP's planned s457 visa crackdown; CFMEU, MUA fork out $600,000 for November 30 protests; new AIRC Registrar starts; and Mithen leaves AHRI.

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