LAW
Group chats, DMs, and ice-bath selfies: How this teacher won his unfair dismissal case
04 February 2026
A popular teacher and coach accused of alleged misconduct received compensation for a “disproportionate” sanction
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BUSINESS
Moving policy away from just a ‘compliance thing’
04 February 2026
Policy should be adapted to workplace environments, one HR expert said, as she reflected on how organisations can adapt ...
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LAW
WFH bill must be rejected, says construction body
04 February 2026
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has called for the rejection of a bill that could legislate the right to work ...
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LAW
Employee responsible for ‘non-malicious’ data breach loses unfair dismissal case
03 February 2026
An employee who was terminated for a breach of company confidentiality and data security had her unfair dismissal case ...
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BUSINESS
Why end of year sees rise in HR queries
03 February 2026
Between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day, Peninsula Australia answered 1,751 calls and responded to 1,417 questions, ...
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LAW
Reserve Bank makes first rate call for 2026
03 February 2026
Following December’s hold, some economists believe that the RBA will increase the cash rate; find out here if it has ...
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LAW
CEO alleged to have used discriminatory language loses appeal
02 February 2026
The chief executive of Cobowra Local Aboriginal Land Council has lost his application for a stay on a disciplinary ...
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