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It's a sign WA's nickel industry is hanging by a thread in the face of crashing prices, an expert warns.

Australia is trailing behind when it comes to new research on what workers are paid.

The federal government is set to announce a record Olympic and Paralympic sport funding package in an attempt to boost the medal haul in Brisbane, as well as Los Angeles 2028.

A new survey has revealed Australia's youngest workers have some mixed feelings about AI.

It's possible to land a six-figure job in Australia without saddling yourself with years of HECS debt, if you know where to look.

One of Australia's biggest companies is closing an iron ore hub in Western Australia, citing costs and mine lifetime.

Tasmania Tourism has made a call to Australians with a unique proposition to fill a quirky list of "odd jobs" - and they'll even pay for you to get there.

From mining engineers to legal professionals, here are the jobs that bring in the highest pay packets.

While they compete on the world stage, day-to-day they're also working in normal job.

The accounting firm today announced its plan to restructure and simplify the its consulting division.

'While unemployment is rising, the labour market is still very tight.'

Every job ad now garners an average of 36 responses. Some recruitment specialists say this is how to stand out.

Workers will soon be able to refuse contact from their workplace outside their designated hours when a new law comes into effect in the coming weeks.

After years of high inflation and interest rates, it's little surprise that the cost of living was the top reason causing people to seek new work.

New research has shown the premium employers already place on AI learning, with multiple industries offering higher wages for jobs which involve related skills.

The Tesla CEO spoke to a tech conference about a future where jobs would be considered "optional".

The telco giant has announced a major shake-up it says is all about 'delivering improved connectivity for customers'.

The higher-than-expected jump brings it back to January levels and reduces the chance of a further interest rate hike.

It continues a trend that extends back to mid-2023, according to the ABS data.

If you fit the bill, you could throw your hat in the ring to move to this slice of coastal paradise.

A retired school teacher from Perth has shared his secret to retirement success as he earns hundreds of dollars on the side each week.

The move will see Crown, which is owned by American investment firm Blackstone, cut around 5 per cent of its workforce.

E-commerce giant Amazon will launch a hiring spree of 1400 jobs across Australia ahead of its mid-year sales season.

Australia's unemployment rate has risen slightly to 3.8 per cent, up from last month's surprisingly low figure of 3.7 per cent.

Employment marketplace Seek has sifted through the data to find the workers most in demand.

Anthony Albanese says with countries around the world subsidising local manufacturing, Australia must too.

Nearly 300 workers will be made redundant, bringing an end to the outlet's 35 years of covering news for New Zealanders.

New Zealand is making immediate changes to its employment visa program after a near record migration last year.

The offer extends to senior employees such as engagement managers and associate partners and follows a similar move within the company's UK branch.

The new data shows the pressure lies heaviest on two groups of Aussies in particular.

While positive news for the economy, the strong jobs figures reduce the chance of an interest rate cut anytime soon.

PwC Australia is cutting more than 350 staff in a significant structural overhaul that follows last year's tax scandal.

More Aussies than ever are working two jobs to make ends meet.

You don't need a degree to get a well-paying job, as new research shows.

One of the big four banks says the number of job listings fell last month, which could in turn lead to a rise in unemployment.

New data from jobs advertiser Seek has revealed the industries in Australia that have had the largest pay increases in the past 12 months.

Australians have had their first real wage increase since 2021 - and here's who benefited the most.

The jump may be 'an indication of a changing seasonal dynamic', according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

The top 10 highest-paying jobs that will remain in demand over the next decade have been revealed by global firm GoBankingRates.

Optus is back-paying more than $7.8 million to underpaid employees around Australia and has signed an enforceable undertaking (EU) with the Fair Work Ombudsman.

The legislation, backed by the government and the Greens, is set to go before the Senate today.

Australians in these specific roles saw their pay increase by up to 27 per cent.

Unemployment has remained flat despite employment dropping by 65,000 people.

Jobs across 36 professions are vacant, with contracts ranging from four months to a year.

The move is hoped to help the company recoup a record loss of about $130 million in 2023.

Victorian police officers have kicked off industrial action today, revealing secret locations of speed cameras to drivers following a five-month dispute over pay and work conditions.

According to new data released by Airtasker, these were the most in-demand side hustles of 2023.

Workers who speak a language other than English are in demand across multiple industries around the country.

For every dollar a man earns in Australia, a woman earns just 78 cents - but advocates say there is still reason to celebrate.

A Sunshine Coast brewery wants somebody who can turn beer tasting into an "art form".