The Tasmanian government and public sector unions have reached an 'in principle' one-year agreement on a public sector pay rise, after months of failed negotiations.

Tasmania's opposition has called for clarity around where state service job cuts will fall, while WA's austerity-focused government faces accusations of unfairness.

The third article in a three-part series on the formulation of Australia’s firearms policy; the power of pro-gun interests has the potential to pervert our…

After sticking to its 2% cap on public sector wage rises for five years, the Tasmanian government has offered its workers a tiny bit more…

The secretary of the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, John Whittington, could face an investigation over a "personal relationship" with the minister,…

How should pay rates be set for public officials, and does it matter if they are elected or appointed? There’s three main choices to…

CORRECTED: Victorian public servants have been offered a generous service-wide enterprise bargaining agreement — the union is urging a "yes" vote. But it's to…