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Australian-first work-from-home laws stalled again

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By Greg Jericho Verified, Claudia Weisenberger, Comedian’s visa sabotaged, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
August 28, 2026 16:52 | News Laws to create an Australian-first legal right for employees to work from home are in limbo after a second pause in as many weeks. Victoria’s upper house was expected to debate the legislation on Friday after Premier Ben Carroll earlier in August pushed back its start date to mid-2027 and flagged “sensible amendments”.
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Dolphin contracts bird flu as staff pulled from island

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By Claudia Weisenberger, Comedian’s visa sabotaged, Andrew Brown, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
August 28, 2026 15:27 | News Researchers will be evacuated from a World Heritage island to protect their mental health amid a worsening bird flu outbreak, as it emerges a dolphin has tested positive for the virus. The Australian Antarctic Division says it will withdraw staff from the Australian territory of Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean to protect the psychological wellbeing of its scientists.
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Air New Zealand logs biggest annual loss since 2023

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By Claudia Weisenberger, Comedian’s visa sabotaged, Andrew Brown, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
Air New Zealand says high fuel costs and maintenance constraints pushed ​the airline to its largest annual loss in three years. The carrier has been dealing with engine maintenance problems since 2023, when Pratt & Whitney recalled more than 1000 engines used on Airbus aircraft for inspections, leading to intermittent groundings in subsequent years.
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