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News in brief, September 6, 2006

Andrews accuses Labor of failing to disclose affiliation of witnesses to its IR inquiry; Market sector productivity up by 0.4% in quarter, 2.3% annually; MCG secured for national protest action against Work Choices; and ACT teachers back at work, after half-day stoppage.

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