Resources, Logistics and Trade News
The Fair Work Commission has commenced hearings in a case that tests new Same Job, Same Pay laws.
Qantas paying for mass outsource
Qantas has agreed to establish a $120 million compensation fund for 1,820 workers whose jobs were unlawfully outsourced in 2020.
Amazon savaged in safety review
Amazon’s relentless pursuit of speed is leaving its warehouse workers injured at alarming rates.
Coal mine moves criticised
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has faced sharp criticism after approving extensions to three coal mines ...
Report predicts gas crunch
The ACCC has warned of long-term east coast gas shortages, despite a current surplus.
Green link pushed through
The Australian government has approved the HumeLink energy project, against the wishes of some locals.
New rail strike looms
Rail workers across Sydney have voted in favour of escalating industrial action.
Stone ban looms
SA authorities are reminding operators that importing engineered stone will be banned next year.
States ranked for business cred
The Business Council of Australia (BCA) has declared South Australia the best Australian state for doing business.
New sleepers studied
Finnish researchers have found a way to make railways more environmentally sustainable.
Nuclear plan lands
The Coalition’s nuclear energy plan promises billions in savings - but skips the fine print.
Rio Tinto bids big on lithium
Rio Tinto is investing $2.5 billion to significantly expand its Rincon lithium project in Argentina.
Renewable push hits new peak
The Albanese government has outlined the successful projects in Australia’s largest renewable energy tender.
CEFC backs critical transition
Australia's mining sector is getting a green makeover with US$75 million in CEFC funding.
Net Zero job filled
David Shankey has been appointed as the first CEO of the Net Zero Economy Authority, a new body driving Australia’s transition to a low-carbon future.
BHP boss calls for change
BHP says Australia's mining future hinges on rocks, reforms, and racing against global rivals.
Big funds for rare earths hub
The Australian Government has put up $475 million to develop the Eneabba Rare Earths Refinery in Western Australia.