Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
Black Summer hit studied
Experts say the ‘Black Summer’ bushfires wiped billions from Australia’s tourism supply chain.
Miners still in Myanmar
On the third anniversary of Myanmar's military coup, Australia has announced new sanctions.
Port fight settling
DP World has reached an agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) to...
Tech boundary bill moves
Legislation to ensure a “right to disconnect” for workers is pushing ahead.
Extremist ethics questioned
Disturbing reports claim Australian counter-terrorism police “fed” a 13-year-old’s fixation with Islamic State, and waited to charge him.
Tax needs detailed
A compelling dialogue at the National Press Club has spelled out issues with Australia’s tax system.
Gender split in job paths
Experts say even the highest-achieving high school girls need more help finding their ‘dream’ jobs.
Westpac fines deemed slim
A $9.8 million settlement between Westpac and ASIC has been described as insufficient for the bank's misconduct.
Class action over kids' treatment
A class action has been launched against child protection departments in various Australian states, citing allegations of racial discrimination and systemic misconduct.
Corruption count stays still
Australia's anti-corruption efforts seem to have stalled, with the nation still trailing behind its peers.
Iraq files recovered
In a saga equal parts farce and tragedy, a review shows the errors behind lost Howard-era cabinet documents.
Anger aimed at law office
Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has issued a stark warning to the Environmental Defenders Office (EDO)...
'Baby debt' response outlined
Changes to parental leave are being proposed to help reduce the superannuation ‘baby debt’ for mothers.
Climate law delay sought
Australian business groups have called for a delay in the implementation of the new mandatory climate disclosure laws...