Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
Several Victoria Police officers have been suspended over an unauthorised disclosure.
Nearly half live in hotspots
A new study warns that up to three billion people live in areas that will be too hot for humans within 50 years.
Apprentice pipeline impacted
Hundreds of apprentices have been stood down in recent weeks, and the number of advertised positions has dwindled.
Fast track for $2.2b development
The approval fast-track in NSW appears to be working, with a $2.2 billion redevelopment signed off ...
ABC declines for decades
The ABC has lost over $350 million a year in funding since 1985, a new report shows.
Alarm over cyber gaps
Federal MPs have issued a strong warning over Australia's cybersecurity issues.
Contact-tracing questioned
Experts warn that contact-tracing apps are not a solution to the COVID-19 crisis.
High costs for insured cancer
New figures show patients with private health insurance are paying almost twice as much in out-of-pocket expenses for cancer treatment.
Musk remarks hit stocks
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said the company’s stock price is too high, causing it to tumble.
Price threats drive down bowsers
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has helped push down petrol prices in the Territory.
Feds make redress threat
The Federal Government says some survivors of child sexual abuse have died waiting for redress scheme payments.
Tehan offers re-opening money
The Federal Government has been accused of bribing schools to reopen by June.
Angus accused on three fronts
Energy Minister Angus Taylor is being criticised for obfuscation and opacity on a number of important matters.
Defence predicts pandemic response
A confidential Defence Department report last year predicted many of the shortages and behaviours of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Funds flow to regional flights
Regional Express has secured funding to double flights to regional and remote areas.
New deal for QLD council staff
A new agreement should provide flexibility for Queensland council staff.
ACCC allows mining links
The competition watchdog has allowed mining companies to work together in ways that they previously could not.
Cops probe cruise ship spread
The NSW Homicide Squad is investigating 21 deaths connected to the Ruby Princess cruise ship.
ACCC expands energy links
Regulators have expanded the potential for cooperation in the energy sector.