St John WA fails minimum staffing levels
St John WA confirms it failed to meet minimum staffing levels but denies 000 calls are going unanswered. Read the full investigation details and union response.
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Foreign workers exploited in FNQ under illegal visas
A major investigation uncovers alleged modern slavery in Far North Queensland, with foreign workers on illegal visas paid as little as $5 an hour. Authorities are now cracking down.
Union slams CBA over Bankwest enterprise agreement move
The FSU has condemned CBA's plan to absorb Bankwest's 1400 WA staff into a group-wide agreement, calling it a threat to the bank's identity and workers' rights. Read the full story.
Critical incident after car fire on Railway Avenue, Kelmscott
A man has been rushed to hospital with serious burns after a vehicle burst into flames on Railway Avenue in Kelmscott. Police are investigating the critical incident.
Cruise staff paid $2.50/hr in Australian waters: union
The Maritime Union alleges Carnival Cruise Lines pays some staff a tenth of the minimum wage for 300-hour months. The company denies claims, citing international standards. Read the full investigation.
St John WA Expands Emergency Training for Remote Workers
St John WA announces a major expansion of first aid and emergency response courses from 2026, targeting remote communities and high-risk industries to save lives.
Alarming Rise in Violence Against FNQ School Teachers
The Queensland Teachers' Union reports a shocking 60% increase in violent incidents against educators in Far North Queensland. Urgent calls for government action to ensure school safety.
Western Force Captain Eyes Finals with Competitive Squad
Western Force skipper Jeremy Williams believes fierce competition for spots will be the driving force behind the club's bid to reach the Super Rugby Pacific finals. Read his full strategy.
EU Launches €2.5bn Fund to Back Greenland's Green Transition
European nations pledge major financial support for Greenland's renewable energy and critical minerals sector. A strategic move for energy security and climate action. Read the full story.
WFH injury claim overturned in landmark tribunal ruling
A landmark appeal decision has overturned compensation for a council worker injured at home, reshaping how work-from-home injuries are assessed in Australia. Read the full story.
Long-awaited Geelong laneway now open to public
The new pedestrian laneway connecting Union and Market Streets in Geelong is officially open, enhancing city access and supporting local businesses. Discover the transformation.
Racist flyers sour New Year in Newcastle neighbourhood
Cooks Hill residents are appalled after racist flyers were distributed. Plus, letters on energy transition, council CEO pay, and gun laws. Read the community's voice.
Petition for Rural Health Travel Scheme Reform Gains Thousands
A petition with over 8,000 signatures calls for urgent reform of the Queensland Health Travel Scheme, citing unfair costs for regional and rural health workers. Advocates demand change.
Defence public servants lodge record psych claims
Civilian staff at the Department of Defence have lodged a record number of workers' compensation claims, with over half linked to psychological stress. Read the full analysis of the APS mental health crisis.
Coco Gauff excited for United Cup return to Perth
World No.3 Coco Gauff is eager to return to Perth for the 2025 United Cup. The American star reflects on her 2024 experience and the city's vibrant energy. Read more.
Pair Accused of Confiscating Workers' Passports
A man and woman face court accused of confiscating passports from two massage parlour workers in Perth. The case highlights concerns over worker exploitation.
Newcastle bus drivers reject deal, strike action continues
Newcastle bus drivers have voted down a proposed enterprise agreement after nearly a year of negotiations, leading to renewed industrial action and service disruptions. Read the latest on the pay and conditions dispute.
Perth Glory Coach Urges Team to Build on Win
Perth Glory A-League Women's coach Stephen Peters urges his team to build on their morale-boosting 2-1 victory over Canberra United. Read about the key moments and future challenges.
Check Your Holiday Pay: Unions NSW Compliance Push
Unions NSW launches a holiday compliance blitz, urging tens of thousands of Hunter retail and hospitality workers to verify their penalty rates and stand against wage theft.
Henman Praises Raducanu, Backs Draper for Perth
Great Britain's United Cup captain Tim Henman lauds Emma Raducanu's form and expects Jack Draper to be fit for their Perth tie. Get the latest tennis news.
Your Key Workers' Compensation Questions Answered
Injured at work in NSW? Turner Freeman Lawyers clarify crucial workers' comp rules on age, leave, treatment, and super. Get free preliminary advice. Call 4220 5250.
Hawks' season on brink after heavy NBL loss to United
The Illawarra Hawks' NBL title defence is in crisis after an 97-75 loss to Melbourne United. Turnovers and poor rebounding again proved costly as their record slips to 6-11. Read the full match analysis.
5 Steps After a Workplace Injury
Suffered an injury at work? Follow this essential guide to protect your rights and secure workplace compensation in Australia. Know your legal steps now.
New president pledges more success for Wollongong Vikings
Matthew James takes over as president of Wollongong's oldest rugby club, promising to build on a remarkable turnaround season. Discover the club's journey from a winless streak to finals contention.
Govt targets $7.9bn workers' comp cost surge
The Albanese government is investigating a surge in psychological injury claims among public servants, driving a workers' compensation bill to $7.9bn this year. Read the full analysis.
Qantas pays $40m to sacked ground staff after court ruling
More than 1800 Qantas workers will receive part of a $40 million payout after a Federal Court found their pandemic sacking was illegal. Justice Michael Lee ordered the payment, marking the end of a five-year legal battle.
Court ruling on union delegates sparks industry fury
Mining and energy groups warn a Federal Court decision creates a 'two-tiered' workplace class, expanding union delegate powers beyond Fair Work Commission limits. Read the full story.
Four dead in Muckatah minibus crash
Four people have died after a minibus crashed near Cobram in Victoria. The victims were overseas workers living in Greater Shepparton. Police are investigating.
Katalina Amosa signs with Western Force Super Rugby Women
In a historic family move, Katalina Amosa signs with the Western Force women's team, joining her brother Brandon. Get the full story on this rugby union milestone.
Australian General Scott Winter Takes Key UN Command Role
Lieutenant General Scott Winter of the Australian Army has been appointed Deputy Commander of the United Nations Command. This key role strengthens Australia's commitment to global security.
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