Women ascend in Shorten’s Shadow Cabinet reshuffle
Women the winners in revamped Labor front bench.
13 October, 2015Women the winners in revamped Labor front bench.
13 October, 2015Infrastructure, domestic violence and broadband all feature.
16 June, 2015Passing of champion of multiculturalism and human rights mourned.
23 March, 2015Threat to block all government legislation.
7 November, 2014Abbott takes fire for not standing-up for diggers.
4 November, 2014“It’s always time” says Labor leader Bill Shorten.
21 October, 2014Staff advocates and Opposition attack below inflation offer.
14 October, 2014Fiery debate between disabled, unions and NSW Government
7 August, 2014Shorten and Payne play the blame game over blowout, cancellation
31 July, 2014Confirmed 16,500 sackings just the start of new wave sell-offs and dispatch of jobs to industry.
16 May, 2014By Julian Bajkowski The union representing Commonwealth public servants has hit out at the release of selected costings by the Liberal Party for the election, warning that Coalition estimates of savings totalling $5.2 billion by culling 12,000 government jobs no longer add up. The Community and Public Sector Union has called on Opposition Leader Tony […]
29 August, 2013By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski The Victorian Auditor-General’s Office (VAGO) has issued a stern warning that “small councils” could be left financially unsustainable due to their increasing dependency on state government and Commonwealth grants and rate hikes still not being enough to pay for rising costs. The wake-up call is contained in a new […]
13 June, 2013By Paul Hemsley with Julian Bajkowski Federal Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, Bill Shorten has given notice to workplace bullies that he will legislate to have certain kinds of bad behaviour defined in the Fair Work Act in the after tough recommendations from Parliamentary Inquiry about how to control on-the-job aggressors. The proposed crackdown […]
15 February, 2013By Julian Bajkowski The $400 million superannuation funding shortfall for Victorian councils has prompted a personal visit by Federal Financial Services and Superannuation Minister, Bill Shorten to the town of Bendigo. The urgent talks come as pressure mounts on Canberra to rework how local government super liabilities are met so that councils do not have […]
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