Everything we know about garda car ramming in Dublin as two female officers 'left traumatised' Commissioner Drew Harris described the scenes in Cherry Orchard as 'disgraceful and concerning' Irish Mirror · Sep 21, 2022
Gardai have 'inadequate availability of resources' and were not properly trained to handle Cherry Orchard garda car ramming On Monday, crowds gathered around the houses on Cherry Orchard Avenue, with footage emerging of the terrifying incident Dublin Live · Sep 20, 2022
Beloved Big Guys Sausage Stand closing counter service due to pressures from pandemic and beyond Big Guys Sausage Stand will close its doors later this month as COVID-19, inflation and corporate greed put the pinch on restaurateurs nationwide. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 17, 2022
Fee-free Tafe places to entice more women into construction jobs, Brendan O’Connor says Skills and training minister says ‘we want to see more women in construction and in the traditional trades’ The Guardian - AU · Sep 7, 2022
NSW says federal Labor’s ‘brazen intervention’ in rail dispute could constitute ‘improper influence’ Federal Coalition also takes aim at Tony Burke, who last week said he wanted to change law that has become central to Sydney train strike dispute The Guardian - AU · Sep 4, 2022
Federal government dismisses 'breathless hysteria' over changes to employer bargaining rules The federal government rejects suggestions any moves to widen access to multi-employer bargaining will lead to more strikes and business shutdowns across the country. ABC News · Sep 4, 2022
Australia government favours boosting temporary skilled migrants' pay The Australian government favours lifting the income threshold for some temporary migrants, Skills and Training Minister Brendan O'Connor said on Sunday, as it works to tackle widespread shortages of workers. Reuters · Sep 4, 2022
Summit reforms apply to disability pension People on the disability pension will be able to work extra hours without losing their benefits under changes to help boost the labour market. AAP · Sep 4, 2022
Investment in free TAFE places must be matched with more funding for teachers: union "If there's no teachers there with that industry knowledge and skills to teach then what are we going to do?" Newcastle Herald · Sep 1, 2022
Driver who dragged garda on car in Kildare getaway hauled before special sitting of court As gardai engaged with the man, who is a 22-year-old Romanian national, it’s understood they established he was already disqualified from driving. Irish Mirror · Aug 29, 2022
‘Free riders’: NSW unions want to charge non-members for pay rises they broker Exclusive: Peak body also wants employers to pay skilled visa applicants 30% above median wage to encourage local training instead The Guardian - AU · Aug 22, 2022
Sydney small restaurants and bars feeling the bite from ingredient price hikes Sydney's small restaurants and bars are feeling the bite from rising ingredient prices, rent hikes and staff shortages in a fatal double blow that is forcing some hospitality venues to close their doors. ABC News · Aug 21, 2022
Liberal MP says Scott Morrison should reflect on his position in parliament as Labor flags broader inquiry As the fallout continues from the revelation that Scott Morrison secretly appointed himself to five ministries, more politicians are speaking out on his actions. ABC News · Aug 21, 2022
Dutton defends skills summit boycott Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has defended his decision not to attend the government's upcoming jobs and skills summit. AAP · Aug 14, 2022
Dublin Live · Jul 28, 2022 Joe Duffy's Liveline loses thousands of listeners according to new radio figures Stats from the latest Joint National Listenership Report (JNLR) book show a significant drop in listenership for the RTE Radio 1 call-in show for the second time this year
Irish Mirror · Jul 28, 2022 Joe Duffy being switched off as Liveline loses 3,000 listeners in latest radio figures RTE, Newstalk and Today FM have all responded after the stats from the latest Joint National Listenership Report (JNLR) book were released this afternoon
Inverse · Jul 27, 2022 Look! This distant galaxy hosted the most powerful explosion since the Big Bang 9 billion light years away, an ancient galaxy unleashed an unprecedented gamma-ray burst.
The Conversation · Jul 6, 2022 Migration offers an urgent fix for the skills we need right now, but education and training will set us up for the future Australia is facing serious labour and skills shortages both now and in the longer term. The immediate priority is to help employers fill current vacancies. In the longer term, the government needs to ensure its investments in education and training prepare Australia for future skill needs and opportunities arising from…
Irish Mirror · Jun 7, 2022 Fury as vandals wreck memorial to slain Garda hero Adrian Donohoe Damage to the memorial, in the village of Kilnaleck where Det Gda Donohoe was born and bred, happened in the last week
The New Daily · Jun 1, 2022 Labor’s full cabinet has finally been sworn in. Here’s a who’s who of new ministers Although Labor hasn't been in government since 2013, almost half of the new cabinet have past experience as government ministers.
ABC News · May 31, 2022 Federal election: New Labor ministry sworn in as vote counting winds down — as it happened Anthony Albanese's new ministry has been sworn in at Government House, with a record number of women and Australia's first Muslim federal ministers.
ABC News · May 31, 2022 Who's in the new Labor government cabinet? Who got what role on the frontbench? Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled his new cabinet, with election losses and cabinet shake-ups seeing some new faces enter the fold. Here's who got what position.
ABC News · May 19, 2022 Their votes won't change who wins this election. So how do people in safe seats make their voices heard? Marginal seats get most of the political and media attention during the election campaign. So what's it like for those living in some of Australia's safest seats?
The Guardian - AU · May 13, 2022 It’s unprecedented for Dutton to label a Chinese spy ship sailing outside Australia’s territory ‘an aggressive act’ International law experts say ‘this is not an act of aggression and is in fact fairly standard activity for navies’
ABC News · May 12, 2022 Labor accuses Scott Morrison of 'encouraging' Darwin Port lease with nearly $20 million incentive payment Documents released by Labor show Scott Morrison signed off on a federal agreement to pay almost $20 million to the NT government as part of an incentive program for privatising the Darwin Port.