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‘Little glimmer of hope’: Court in Victoria pushes back against overdoing work from home rights

Sky News Australia

July 7, 2026

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Sky News host Chris Kenny says there’s a “little glimmer of hope” after a court in Victoria pushed back against overdoing the right to work from home. Mr Kenny said the court rejected a bid by a planning officer with the council, the Macedon Ranges Shire, who wanted to extend his work-from-home rights. “Companies and departments ought to expect workers to turn up, you can't always do it all from home. “Working together from the same place is good for productivity, good for employers and customers, and good for individuals.”

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