
Woolies claims picket lines a ‘gun to the head’
Picket lines at distribution centres amount to a “gun to the head” for Woolworths and fly in the face of good-faith bargaining,...

Industrial umpire to rule on costly Woolies stoush
The workplace umpire will weigh in on a bitter pay dispute that has cost a supermarket giant tens-of-millions of dollars, as the...

Wind turbine death sparks claims of languishing law
Victoria’s industrial manslaughter laws are copping scrutiny following the death of a wind farm contractor crushed under a turbine blade, prompting a...

Crown fined $2 million over self-exclusion breaches
Crown Melbourne has been fined $2 million for letting more than 200 people on self-exclusion lists place bets at the casino. The...

SPC to merge with Original Juice Company
Australia’s biggest cannery SPC has agreed to merge with the Original Juice Company in a three-way deal to boost the food and...

No jail for man who stole from slain woman’s family fundraiser
A man who gambled more than $64,000 from a fundraiser he organised for an alleged murder victim’s family has avoided jail time....

Concerns for package deliveries as DHL workers strike
Major logistics company DHL says service will be maintained despite worker strikes planned at 23 of its warehouses. About 1200 DHL workers...

Police investigate fire that left three kids critical
The arson squad is investigating after a house fire left three young children in hospital with life-threatening injuries. The children – reportedly...

Man dies after tree collapses on car in vicious storms
One man is dead and a woman is in a critical condition after their car was crushed by a tree toppled by...

One in four Aussies in ‘childcare deserts’ missing out
Thousands of kids are missing out on early education because of their postcode, with the childcare crunch pushing parents away from the...
