au
Gas workers strike as negotiations on pay deal stall
Australian workers at the Japanese gas company Inpex walked off the job this morning, and plan to strike again this evening. Source link
Domestic violence survivors rise up to find voice through art
Dozens of women share their experience of domestic violence through art. Source link
Outback councils look to US oil state to advise on renewables success
Texas was once defined by its fossil fuel industry, but its renewables boom has outback Queensland councils paying attention. Source link
Race to develop Ebola vaccine as deadly strain of virus spreads
Nearly 250 people are suspected to have died, and more than 1,100 are infected with the rare strain of Ebola in the DRC and Uganda, though the true spread of the virus is feared to be much wider. Source link
French Open Sabalenka's for the taking as draw opens up for number one
A series of upsets across Roland Garros leaves world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the box seat to win the claycourt grand slam after beating Naomi Osaka. Source link
Live: Real pay for millions of workers is still catching up to 2021
Millions of workers will get the pay rise, after Fair Work raised modern award wages above the rate of inflation. Follow live. Source link
Victorian watchdog set up to monitor farmland restoration amid mineral sands boom
Mineral sands projects in the Wimmera Mallee will be assessed by a new governance group, to ensure land restoration plans are appropriate. Source link
Cbus Super Fund's Group head of technology departs
Following earlier appointment of a CTO. Source link
HBF faces AI agent to members for first time
More interactive “authenticated” AI to follow. Source link
Residents still can't eat too many fish from river in PFAS-affected town
Katherine residents have welcomed a $2 billion lawsuit over PFAS contamination in the town, saying “it’s about time we started holding large corporations to account”. Source link