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smh.com.au • Politics • Australia
Peter Dutton's Australian Coalition party has abandoned plans to cut public sector jobs and mandate in-office workdays, shifting to a strategy of hiring freezes and attrition.
smh.com.au • Economics • Australia
A shift in Australian policy toward work-from-home arrangements highlights the significant economic benefits, including increased workforce participation and worker retention, despite initial concerns about productivity.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
A major Irish office developer voiced concerns to the government about work-from-home trends impacting office space demand and construction costs.
theage.com.au • Politics • Australia
The 2025 Australian federal election is unique, as voter concerns are forcing political leaders to engage in substantive dialogue rather than focusing on traditional partisan talking points.
nytimes.com • Economics • World
Early research on the effects of remote work reveals a mixed economic impact, with some workers and businesses benefiting while others face challenges.