World Vision back-pays staff $6 million
World Vision Australia has back-paid staff more than $6 million after an internal review uncovered compliance issues.
The Fair Work Commission (FWO) said the charity had
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ANZ-Suncorp deal to boost disaster resilience
Federal Government approval of the ANZ purchase of Suncorp’s banking operations will mean a boost to Queensland’s disaster resilience.
State Treasurer Cameron Dick
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Assange explainer: The years of headlines
By Professor Matthew Ricketson
“The price of freedom is eternal vigilance” is a famous quotation usually attributed to Thomas Jefferson, a founder of US
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Tool to test 3G network shutdown impact
A new-online tool has been launched to help Australians determine if they will be impacted by the shutdown of the 3G network.
With major providers Telstra and Optus due
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Rate of sexual assault highest in 31 years
More than 36,000 Australians were sexually assaulted last year, with the rate of assaults the highest in 31 years.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data shows the
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New register targets SMS scams
A system which helps phone users identify scam SMS is a step closer with legislation to establish an SMS Sender ID Register introduced into Federal parliament today.
The
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Hot property lifts wealth by $1.5 trillion
Rising property prices continue to fuel growing household wealth in Australia.
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) statistics, released today, show
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Buchanan to drive opportunities in Europe
Career trade and investment professional Ross Buchanan has been appointed Queensland’s next Agent-General for the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.
State Deputy
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New banking code enhances protections
A new Banking Code of Practice will see changes to the definition of a small business and expand financial difficulty provisions.
The Australian Securities &
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50 years of teaching the art of advertising
The first Australian university degree in advertising was offered 50 years ago and the industry is celebrating.
While television advertising in Australia began soon
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