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Major development in Brittany Higgins rape case as prosecutors near decision

Prosecutors will decide whether to charge Brittany Higgins alleged rapist within weeks. Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw on Tuesday revealed the force s ACT policing arm was moving closer to completing its investigation. I have been informed by the ACT chief police officer that a brief of evidence is likely to be provided to the director of ACT public prosecutions in the coming weeks, he told Senate estimates. Once a brief of evidence is provided, the DPP decides whether charges will be laid. All of us would want justice for any victim in these circumstances, Mr Kershaw added.

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Labor pushes Morrison government to clarify whether it views Xinjiang human rights abuses as genocide

Labor pushes Morrison government to clarify whether it views Xinjiang human rights abuses as genocide Daniel Hurst Foreign affairs and defence correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP The Morrison government must explain whether it sees human rights abuses in China’s Xinjiang region as a case of genocide, the federal opposition says. Labor’s foreign affairs spokesperson, Penny Wong, also called on the government to “consider targeted sanctions on foreign companies, officials and other entities known to be directly profiting from Uyghur forced labour and other human rights abuses”. The calls, which come amid a rift in the relationship between China and Australia, reflect the growing bipartisan consensus in Canberra favouring a tougher line against Beijing on human rights concerns.

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Menulog s employment trial may reclassify gig economy workers

Source: Menulog press kit. Menulog’s trial to treat its delivery riders as employees could lead to a shift in the way gig economy companies classify their workers, challenging the idea that they’re entrepreneurs themselves. And, according to one labour law expert, that can’t happen soon enough. Speaking at Labor’s Senate enquiry into job security on Monday, Menulog managing director Morten Belling reportedly said the company will trial an employment model, offering its delivery workers a full suite of employee entitlements. “We hope that in a few years time all the workers that are working on the Menulog platform will be employed,” Belling said.

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Menulog to trial employment model for gig workers

Menulog to trial employment model for gig workers Save Share Menulog will trial employing its delivery riders on minimum wages and entitlements in a landmark pilot that will test whether requiring riders to work exclusive shifts could reduce the size of its workforce. Meanwhile, industry incumbent Uber has also given its strongest backing yet to minimum rates by saying there is scope for reform as long as the rates only cover ride or delivery periods, not wait times. CEO of Menulog Morten Belling has said employment is a moral obligation.Â Rhett Wyman The positions of the gig companies, appearing before Laborâs Senate inquiry into job security on Monday, mark a significant shift in favour of employee-like conditions and away from independent contracting.

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