The federal government's White Paper calls for a new understanding of unemployment; Libyan infrastructure officials charged after the deaths from Storm Daniel; Brisbane's Lachie Neale has won his second Brownlow Medal.
Libyan infrastructure officials charged after the deaths from Storm Daniel.The federal government will change its definition of "full employment" as it seeks to reduce unemployment through its White Paper roadmap for the Australian labour market.
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry C-E-O Andrew McKellar has welcomed the new definition, which already has the backing of R-B-A Governor Michelle Bullock. "It remains to be seen what details the government is going to pursue there, but we do want to make sure that we have a strong jobs market. We want to make sure that all the roadblocks to work are knocked out. And that's roadblocks on the employers side but also the employees' side, and that's making sure there are real incentives to get into work.
Eight of the accused will be detained pending investigation, including the now-suspended mayor of Derna, who faces charges of abuse of power and mismanaging funds allocated for the reconstruction and development of the city.Australia's first large-scale green hydrogen export terminal will be established in a South Australian steel town it was once feared would be "wiped off the map".
Mr Malinauskas says that the hub, which will drive a green revolution at nearby steelworks and generate as many as 1.8 billion tonnes of hydrogen by 2030, will harness the economic potential of decarbonisation.
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