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Queensland battle goes to Supreme Court, as boots fly

Queensland public sector employees’ battle with the Newman Government has moved to the Supreme Court and has led to new protected action ballot orders – and firefighters throwing their boots at Parliament House.




AiG and CFMEU debate productivity at Press Club

Billed as a "battle between labour and capital", the National Press Club was home to a debate this afternoon between AiG chief executive Innes Willox and CFMEU national secretary Dave Noonan in which they agreed on the problems plaguing productivity, but diverged on the future of the Fair Work Act.


Court penalises Rio Tinto for adverse action

The Federal Court has penalised Rio Tinto $35,500 for taking adverse action against a Pilbara mining worker, finding that the company had shown no contrition and there was a substantial risk it would re-offend.


Extra resources would not have expedited HSU investigation: Nassios

Reactions to KPMG's report on FWA's investigation into the HSU have ranged from disappointment to calls for a judicial inquiry, but principal investigator Terry Nassios maintains that extra resources would not have made a substantial difference to the timeframe.


FWA releases KPMG report on HSU investigation

KPMG has found there were significant flaws in FWA's investigation into the HSU and made a series of recommendations that general manager Bernadette O'Neill has committed to adopting, but it did not find any signs of interference in the process.


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