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Tribunal defends top public servants wage freeze ahead of reviews (opens the original)
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The Remuneration Tribunal has defended freezing pay for some of Australia's highest-paid public servants this year, saying a pay rise would complicate two major reviews into the fairness of their salaries. Releasing its annual report on Monday, the tribunal - which sets base salaries for MPs, departmental secretaries, full-time public officials and judicial officers - said it had awarded no pay rises in 2026, the first time since the COVID era. Instead the independent federal authority, which si
Tribunal defends top public servants wage freeze ahead of reviews (opens the original)
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The Remuneration Tribunal has defended freezing pay for some of Australia's highest-paid public servants this year, saying a pay rise would complicate two major reviews into the fairness of their salaries. Releasing its annual report on Monday, the tribunal - which sets base salaries for MPs, departmental secretaries, full-time public officials and judicial officers - said it had awarded no pay rises in 2026, the first time since the COVID era. Instead the independent federal authority, which si
Tribunal defends top public servants wage freeze ahead of reviews (opens the original)
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The Remuneration Tribunal has defended freezing pay for some of Australia's highest-paid public servants this year, saying a pay rise would complicate two major reviews into the fairness of their salaries. Releasing its annual report on Monday, the tribunal - which sets base salaries for MPs, departmental secretaries, full-time public officials and judicial officers - said it had awarded no pay rises in 2026, the first time since the COVID era. Instead the independent federal authority, which si
ACT suburb chosen for nation-first home electrification trial (opens the original)
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Canberrans in the Tuggeranong suburb of Banks will be the first in Australia to trial a new digital tool that will make the switch from gas to electricity faster and cheaper. Funded by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), the $8.2 million Go Electric digital tool aims to be "a one stop shop" for household electrification, which can shave $5000 a year from power bills through means such as installing rooftop solar panels and batteries. The two-year trial will link up to 1000 households
People power: Banks wins Australia first household electrification trial (opens the original)
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Canberrans in the Tuggeranong suburb of Banks will be the first in Australia to trial a new digital tool that will make the switch from gas to electricity faster and cheaper. Funded by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), the $8.2 million Go Electric digital tool aims to be "a one stop shop" for household electrification, which can shave $5000 a year from power bills through means such as installing rooftop solar panels and batteries. The two-year trial will link up to 1000 households
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