New NSW Treasury and Industrial Relations Secretary announced
Michael Pratt AM is the new NSW Secretary of the Treasury and of Industrial Relations.
11 July, 2017
Sector
Exports: a tale of two states
While SA extends a program to boost exports, Qld’s coffers are boosted by the recovery of its coal exports.
10 July, 2017
Don’t sell the land
More action needed to protect vital infrastructure corridors.
10 July, 2017
Queensland to boost biofuels, Adani support questioned
$60M FNQ biorefinery to create 130 jobs, but support for Adani hits new lows.
10 July, 2017
‘New M4’ is ready – but what will you get for your money?
The NSW Government has declared ‘WestConnex New M4’ ready and open to traffic.
6 July, 2017
Excessive credit card surcharge ban to start 1 September
Business owners must prepare for the ban on excessive payment surcharges.
6 July, 2017
The impact of the South Australian bank levy
The federal govt should encourage the states to implement their own bank levies.
5 July, 2017
NSW Government opens bus privatisation tender
Bus drivers continue their campaign against the privatisation of 223 bus services in Sydney.
5 July, 2017
Retail internships: PaTH to jobs or poverty?
Retailers and the Prime Minister have launched a retail internship program for young people.
3 July, 2017
TAFE back in favour: governments set up building centres
TAFE NSW is to open three dedicated infrastructure skills centres.
3 July, 2017
How will you spend your $100 Active Kids Rebate?
The NSW Government’s Active Kids Rebate is set to stimulate discussion on sports participation.
3 July, 2017
Government procurement rules to change
The Joint Select Committee on Government Procurement has released its recommendations for improving how the government spends its money.
29 June, 2017
Centrelink, Medicare, Child Support to get 2,000 permanent jobs, NSW to lose 400
The Department of Human Services will create approximately 2,000 permanent jobs in Medicare, Centrelink and Child Support.
29 June, 2017
Week of arrests, seizures net $680 million in drugs
This week has seen the discovery of over a tonne of precursor drugs and 92kg of cocaine in what authorities hope will be “disruptive” to the drug trade, but may just be an indicator of Australia’s drug problem.
29 June, 2017
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