ANU solar ammonia project leader resigns as new head takes post
Professor Robert Strudsay, head of the ANU solar ammonia project and former head of the Research School, has left the university. The University of Western Australia’s Professor Street will leave for Perth after being appointed to lead solar research there. ANU officials say funding and policy for the project depend on outside support and the availability of new staff. the solar ammonia program is winding down, with questions about its future direction and resources.
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Canbrick retrenches 10 workers amid factory downsizing
The Commonwealth Brickworks, also known as Canbrick, announced substantial job cuts with about ten workers retrenched. The move follows prior reductions and signals a broader contraction in its Australian operations as management shifts production to a newer facility and reassigns workers.
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Public servants win travel ruling on economy class
The Public Service Arbitrator Mr Taylor ruled that most public servants must fly economy class, ending a five week ban on economy seating for staff below Second Division. The decision weighs which departments and officers are covered, and requires provisions for spouses and families while allowing certain exceptions for overseas travel.
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Government pledges to oppose CPI flow and wage rise
The Treasurer, Mr Lynch, said the government will strongly oppose union demands for a full flow on from the 2.4 per cent consumer price index use. He warned against premature wage offers and highlighted projected inflation effects and potential impacts on Australia’s economy amid wage discussions and Arbitral Commission expectations.
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Inflation trends and funding changes impact CPI outlook
Fragmented notes discuss June quarter CPI shifts and Medibank funding effects, noting a 24 percent increase in the PI and potential devaluation impacts. It warns that homequarter trends may be delayed, with possible price rises tied to devaluation and state budget adjustments affecting revenue sources and housing programs.
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Attempts to end fighting amid Arab efforts and reforms
A fragmented clipping notes Ahmed Arab efforts to end fighting facing setbacks as attempts to end hostilities continue. The piece references Arthur Gray examining staff council progress in overcoming barriers between hierarchical levels at the Department of Social Security and mentions a Supreme Court hearing on a damages case involving a lucky player.
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ACT faces lowest price rise in Canberra quarter
Canberra records the smallest price increase among capitals in the quarter, 14 percent for use in retail, with Brisbane higher at 15 percent and Sydney near 11.9 percent. The overall 12 month rise stands at 14.5 percent, with clothing, housing, and transportation driving most gains. Senator Ryan notes modest improvement signals but warns unemployment remains a concern as retailers and tradesmen struggle to keep prices down.
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