AMIEU Secures $4/hr Pay Rise for Hunter Workers
The AMIEU wins a landmark case at Bartter Beresfield, boosting wages by $4 per hour for labour hire workers, proving deboning is integral to operations.
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United Workers March Again for Hunter's Future
Hunter Workers march again on May Day 2026, demanding a seat at the table for workers amid the region's economic transition from coal, celebrating union history and solidarity.
CFMEU Cracks Down on Shonky Contractors to Protect Wages
The CFMEU is intensifying efforts against sham contracting and underpayments, recovering $6.5 million for members and launching prosecutions against non-compliant builders.
AMWU advocacy secures local jobs in Tangara project
The $447 million Tangara Fleet Life Extension Project creates 100 jobs and 20 apprenticeships in the Hunter, restoring skilled rail manufacturing to the region.
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Qld Police firearms tested after burst-fire defect found
Queensland Police are urgently testing all 15,000 service pistols after a burst-fire defect was discovered during routine checks, with potential national implications.
Oxford Economics: 75,000 New Jobs for Hunter by 2034
Oxford Economics predicts the Hunter region will gain 40,000 to 75,000 new jobs over the next decade, driven by growth in renewable energy, healthcare, and technology.
Modern Bookkeeping Services to Elevate Your Business
Austi Bookkeeping, a female-led firm in Corrimal, offers modern bookkeeping and business advisory services, helping businesses streamline operations and drive growth.
The Works Corrimal Sponsors IWIB Business Women's Awards
The Works Corrimal continues its support for the IWIB Business Women's Awards in 2026, sponsoring major categories as construction progresses on the sustainable community.
Illawarra Women in Business Marks 20-Year Milestone
Illawarra Women in Business (IWIB) marks 20 years of fostering connections, with Cathy Freeman headlining the upcoming lunch. Director Glenda Papac reflects on the organisation's focus on subscribers and community support.
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2026 Eastside Business Awards: A Perfect Night
The 2026 Eastside Business Awards celebrated local excellence under a clear sky, honoring top businesses and community leaders in a glitzy ceremony.
DSGN Homes Founder Defends $4M Debt Collapse
Keith Perrett, founder of DSGN Homes, has defended the company's collapse with $4 million in debt, citing market pressures and operational challenges in the construction industry.
Glencore Pays $3M+ to Port of Newcastle After Court Loss
Glencore has been compelled to pay more than $3 million to the Port of Newcastle following an unsuccessful court appeal over disputed port charges, marking a significant legal and financial outcome.
Pacific National Doubles Fuel Surcharge for Supermarkets
Rail freight giant Pacific National has implemented a 100% increase in fuel surcharges for supermarket clients using contract mechanisms, raising concerns about potential price impacts on consumers.
Corporate Ladder: Executive Appointments in South Australia (21.04.2026)
A comprehensive weekly guide detailing the latest executive appointments and corporate movements across South Australia's business sector, highlighting key leadership changes.
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Monash IVF Rejects Improved Takeover Bid in Healthcare Sector
Monash IVF, a leading reproductive healthcare company, has turned down a revised takeover offer, citing undervaluation and strategic independence in a challenging market environment.
Qube, Worley Earnings Hit by Middle East Conflict
Two Australian giants, Qube Holdings and Worley, flag significant earnings impacts due to Middle East tensions and high fuel prices, with shares reacting differently.
Jules Neale at AmiWho Relaunch in Perth with Influencer Friends
Influencer Jules Neale attended an exclusive girls' night at Crown Towers Crystal Club in Perth to mark the relaunch of financial service AmiWho, joined by social media personalities and high-profile guests.
Live Nation, Ticketmaster Found Guilty of Illegal Monopoly
A federal jury in New York has ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated antitrust laws as an illegal monopoly, potentially reshaping the live music industry with far-reaching consequences.
Port of Newcastle Discloses $112K in Political Donations
The Port of Newcastle has reported over $112,000 in political donations as it advances its diversification strategy, raising questions about influence in its expansion efforts.
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Middle East Conflict to Worsen Australian Boardroom Challenges
Australian directors face heightened risks as Middle East tensions drive up costs and AI threats loom, exacerbating existing boardroom pressures in a volatile global economy.
ASIC Investigates Sanjeev Gupta's Australian Firm Network
The corporate regulator is examining the intricate structure of Sanjeev Gupta's Australian businesses amid financial concerns, focusing on compliance and transparency issues.
Adelaide Executives Flock to CFO Summit for Insights
The William Buck CFO Summit in Adelaide sees record attendance as executives value its candid talks, practical advice, and networking opportunities, solidifying its role in the corporate scene.
Finico Bids for Perth Tech Group DTI with Chris Morris Backing
Finico, supported by investor Chris Morris, has submitted a bid to acquire Perth-based technology group DTI, aiming to expand its portfolio in the tech sector.
Corporate Ladder: SA Executive Appointments Weekly Guide (14.04.2026)
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Townsville Council Area Business Liquidations in April (11.04.2026)
A recent report reveals several business liquidations in the Townsville council area for April 9, highlighting economic challenges and corporate restructuring in the region.
Woodside AGM: Liz Westcott's Pay Under Scrutiny
Woodside Energy's AGM faces scrutiny over executive pay, particularly for Liz Westcott, following a critical CGI Glass Lewis report. Shareholders are set to vote on remuneration amid concerns about performance alignment.
Wollongong Law Firm Russoniello Joins RMB After 30 Years
Matt Russoniello's Wollongong-based law firm has merged with national firm RMB Lawyers after 30 years of independent operation, expanding its services in the Illawarra region.
Carer Jailed for $90,000 Tax Fraud in Cairns
A Cairns carer and mother of seven has been sentenced to jail for orchestrating a $90,000 tax fraud scheme, involving false claims for disability support and carer payments.
Ex-GESB Boss Ben Palmer Starts Affinity Funds Management in WA
Ben Palmer, former head of GESB Super, partners with Adam Santa Maria to launch Affinity Funds Management, targeting WA's economic diversification in energy, minerals, and infrastructure amid global volatility.
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Defence Contractor Fined $4M for Market Disclosure Breaches
Electro Optic Systems, a major defence contractor, has been fined $4 million by the Federal Court for failing to disclose material information to the market, impacting investor confidence.
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