Morning mail: unions and business find common ground, house prices plummet, Nationals overlook women

Business Council of Australia Chief Executive Jennifer Westacott and Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTU President Michele O'Neill have found consensus on big issues. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP: Today’s jobs summit opens with broad consensus on three big-ticket policies. Plus: seven pictures of Boris Johnson looking daftood morning. House prices are plummeting across the country, the latest data shows.

from the Business Council of Australia and Australian Council of Trade Unions also noted a desire to see living standards rise and enterprise bargaining laws made simpler and fairer.as the party’s new federal director in a move that has angered female candidates who had been pitching for cultural change within the party.that four male candidates were interviewed for the role but the three female candidates did not advance to the interview stage.

Every capital city in Australia except Darwin is now in a housing downturn, according to a new report, with values falling at a trajectory not seen since the 1980safter rising about 29% during a period of sharp growth. “We’re seeing housing values falling faster now than what we saw during the global financial crisis and also during the early 1990s and early 1980s recessions,” said CoreLogic’s research director, Tim Lawless.

Donald Trump boasted to close associates that he knew secrets about Emmanuel Macron’s sex life from US intelligence sources. The report in Rolling Stone magazine comes after the release of court documents on the classified and national defence documents found in a search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home on 8 August.‘Nurses are constrained from working to their full scope by both protocols and funding models.

. The New South Wales premier has bet the house on his ability to win a public relations war against the union,

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Unions say ‘chance’ of agreement with business on migrationIn the lead-up to the jobs summit, ACTU secretary Sally McManus says there’s a chance of an agreement on migration between the labour movement and business groups. auspol Import more journalists. The poorer journalists are, the better for the rest of us? Stop stage 3 tax cuts! Why are organisations representing 15% of the workforce purporting to act as the government? Albo and his team of clowns need to tell this dreadful woman to pull her head in. No? They’re pissweak and don’t care? Thought so There can’t be any unemployment in Australia if we have to bring in people from overseas
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