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Migrants now make up 6% of Australia's workforce as skills shortages persist
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Migrants now make up 6% of Australia's workforce as skills shortages persist

Recent migrants accounted for 6.5 per cent of machine and plant operators and 4.8 per cent of automotive trades workers in 2025, expanding their contribution across technical and operational roles.

Master Builders Australia appoints Melissa Byrne as CEO, succeeding Denita Wawn
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Master Builders Australia appoints Melissa Byrne as CEO, succeeding Denita Wawn

Byrne will succeed Denita Wawn, who will conclude her tenure at the end of January 2027 after more than a decade as CEO.

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Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns against building conscious machines, calls for pause if signs emerge

Suleyman added that increasingly capable AI systems could become highly effective at persuasion and deception, potentially competing with humans for resources such as energy, computing capacity, construction materials and revenue.

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Work from home fails to trigger baby boom as Australia's fertility rate continues to decline: Study

The study suggested remote work may improve work-life integration, but does little to ease the financial, childcare and career pressures shaping decisions about parenthood.

KPMG Australia plans to cut up to 400 jobs as scandal fallout deepens
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KPMG Australia plans to cut up to 400 jobs as scandal fallout deepens

The latest reduction follows an earlier round of approx. 400 job cuts in August under an initiative called Project Vector, which was below the initially planned reduction of 450 positions.

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