NSW councillors now eligible for super

NSW councils will be able to make superannuation contributions from next year.

17 March, 2021

Criminals target COVID superannuation access scheme

The ATO has been attacked by criminals exploiting the COVID superannuation early access scheme.

7 May, 2020

Australia’s super system is changing

Changes kick in on July 1.

26 March, 2017

Women ascend in Shorten’s Shadow Cabinet reshuffle

Women the winners in revamped Labor front bench.

13 October, 2015

Australian Public Service staff rebel against the government’s hardline stance on pay negotiations

Public servants just want a bit of respect

14 September, 2015

Finance and Halton soften on staff pay offer

Increase in work hours goes by wayside.

20 August, 2015

Tax Office boosts pay offer to staff

New productivity definition finds $96 million.

11 August, 2015

Please trust me … I work for the Tax Office

Brave offer to stay out of people’s lives by creating real time collection and dumping audits.

5 August, 2015

Rail industry tells feds to get creative with infrastructure funding

Australia’s peak railway body is pushing the federal government to tap into money held by superannuation funds to kickstart infrastructure projects it says are vital to the nation.

11 April, 2014

Strapped councils demand superannuation break

By Paul Hemsley The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) has ratcheted-up its campaign for local councils to be given a funding bail out to cope with an escalating series of budget cuts and funding shortfalls. The demands for new money come as a $396.9 million superannuation shortfall looms over local governments which could soon be […]

30 August, 2012

No privatisation of public sector super: WA Government

By Angela Dorizas Western Australia's Treasurer Troy Buswell has announced that the State Government will not proceed with privatisation of the Government Employee Superannuation Board (GESB). An independent review into public sector superannuation found that GESB’s 300,000 members would have been exposed to higher fees and greater tax liabilities. The Government has accepted recommendations of the […]

15 April, 2010