AFP members who worked through the 2025 Christmas and New Year period did so because the organisation needed them.
Months later, some members are still waiting to be properly paid for that work.
The AFPA has raised the issue directly with the AFP and is seeking urgent action to resolve the outstanding payments.
This is about a basic principle. When members turn up, perform their duties and keep AFP operations running and Australia safe during holiday periods, they should be able to rely on being paid correctly and on time.
The AFPA will continue to advocate for affected members until the matter is resolved.
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Are you actually okay?
What do you suggest is facism? Because I think you’ve got no idea what you’re talking about.
Christians are not left or right wing, we do not follow or political party. We stand with Christ and his Church.
This post is disgraceful. I suggest you educate yourself. Because when people like you suggest we start censoring religion or preventing normal, everyday Catholics from praying, you are the one who becomes a facist.
FYI, your call to throw glitter at anyone is indeed a call to assault others, and I hope you are charged with inciting violence.
Praying for the sake of your eternal soul.
Seems to be a discrepancy here - #freerange guidelines from the @actgovernment say 1500 hens per hectare but #Coles “free range” eggs could be almost seven times higher at 10,000 hens per hectare… @ShaneRattenbury#actpol
Columnist John-Paul Romano Writes That Unity In The Pacific Is Essential To Curb The Rise Of China At Our Doorstep And Would Also Provide Australia Economic And Lifestyle Benefits...
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