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This morning the Fair Work Commission handed down its annual minimum wage decision, awarding a 3.75 per cent increase to the national minimum wage and modern award minimum wages.
Monday, 03rd June 2024
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05 Jul
Impacts of Climate Risk on Insurance Premiums and Availability
HIA provided a submission to the Senate Select Committee on the Impacts of Climate Risk on Insurance Premiums and Availability.
05 Jul
New version of the Residential Consumer Guide effective 1 July 2024 - Tas
Tasmanian building contractors must give owners the new July 2024 version of the Residential Consumer Guide before signing residential building work contracts from 1 July 2024.
05 Jul
Update - Working with banned engineered stone - SA
As members would be aware, from 1 July the supply, installation or processing of engineered stone panels, slabs and benchtops is banned subject to certain transitional arrangements.
04 Jul
Changes to Keystart eligibility criteria - WA
Keystart announced significant changes to its product settings, increasing the accessibility of the scheme and making home ownership an option for more Western Australians.