Attorney-General Christian Porter released draft laws that fall short of calls for public hearings into political scandals.
Research shows Australians rate their working from home experience much more positively than their global counterparts.
The federal government review will also examine the need for additional protections around the collection of personal information,including the way consent is sought from children.
A study of the enterprise bargaining system underscores the challenge for the government as it tries to revive it to aid economic recovery.
The Morrison government has retained the existing gender and state representation on the High Court bench.
Peak legal bodies say the proposed merger of the Family and Federal Circuit Courts will hurt families and judges.
The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity head sacked the barrister who recommended coercive hearings and ignored his plan to interrogate officials.
The CFMMEU has seized on a series of incorrect decisions to attack what it says are"ideological"appointments to the national industrial tribunal.
Attorney-General Christian Porter said in June his"next step"on a federal anti-corruption body was to talk to the crossbench to try to win their support.
The ACTU secretary says agreement was reached in two of five industrial working groups but Industrial Relations Minister Christian Porter has cast doubt on the union's view.
Attorney-General Christian Porter hopes to have an overhaul of Australia's industrial relations laws through Parliament by early next year.