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Coldplay reveals Asian tour dates and second Optus Stadium concert as Western Australian Government issues ticket scalping warning
As a result of extraordinary demand during today’s presale for Coldplay's concert at Optus Stadium on 18th November, the band will now add a second Perth concert as part of their…
read moreNew fee system introduced in Western Australia to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage
With the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 coming into effect on 1st July 2023, the Western Australian Government has released a new fee system for land use proponents using the…
read moreFair Work Ombudsman advises University of Technology Sydney is back-paying staff
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is back-paying staff more than $4.4 million, plus superannuation and interest, and has entered into an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) with the Fair…
read moreNSW Government to investigate new penalties for violent behaviour at sporting events
The NSW Government has begun working with major codes, venue operators and community groups to investigate new penalties aimed at protecting sporting volunteers and referees. The move…
read moreBelfast Aquatics Centre and Victorian Department of Education charged over drowning
WorkSafe Victoria has charged the pool operator of Belfast Aquatics Community in Port Fairy along with the Victorian Department of Education and Training following the tragic drowning of…
read moreGillon McLachlan confirms entry of Tasmanian teams into AFL and AFLW competitions
Visiting Tasmania today, AFL Chief Executive Gillon McLachlan has confirmed that a Hobart-based team will enter the AFL and AFLW competitions - although not until 2028. McLachlan made the…
read morePilot in Sea World helicopter tragedy the victim of identity fraud
A woman has pleaded guilty to using the identity of Ash Jenkinson - the pilot who died in the January helicopter tragedy at Sea World on the Gold Coast - to try and avoid a penalty for…
read moreFair Work Ombudsman recovers more than $239,000 from Sydney hospitality sector
After investigating employers in Sydney’s hospitality precincts, the Fair Work Ombudsman has recovered $239,505 in wages from 49 businesses across Haymarket, Chinatown, Darling…
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