The US ambassador to Israel says there is “disappointment and disgust” at Australia’s decision. But for Israelis and Palestinians,it is the US the world is watching.
The Remuneration Tribunal published a statement on Thursday removing access to business-class travel for certain office holders.
Hundreds of people have had income support payments unlawfully terminated by an automated system – described as eerily similar to the robo-debt scandal by one lawyer.
ACTU president Michele O’Neil will cite academic research that argues businesses can achieve greater levels of productivity if the policy is implemented.
Israel lashed Australia’s decision as a reward for Hamas,citing a claim from the group’s leader that recognising Palestine was one of the “fruits” of the October 7 attack.
US President Donald Trump has intervened to ensure gold stays tariff-free after one of his agencies sent a letter suggesting it would be hit with extra costs.
Independent MP Kate Chaney says it’s time to increase the GST and broaden the tax. But in return,all adults would get $3300 a year to help ease the pain.
The report jars with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s vow to create safer parliamentary workplaces while also cutting staff from his opponents.
The government put the plan on ice to avoid distracting voters from opposition leader Peter Dutton’s policy of forcing public servants back to the office.
Kershaw is to be replaced by Deputy Commissioner Krissy Barrett,who will become the first woman to head the Australian Federal Police.