Wage growth in enterprise agreements lifts to 3.2pc; deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley says business must be wary of getting too close to Labor. Follow updates here.
The Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General says there needs to be a better system of notifying the, even as the independent body insists that ultimate responsibility for disclosure sits with the government of the day.
Concerns have also been raised about why the public disclosure Morrison’s ministerial appointments were not triggered by an obscure bureaucratic rule known as the “Harradine list”.
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