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Baking in inequality – a stunning betrayal
60,000 apprentices earning and learning
WORK. LIVE. PLAY – Apprentices and Trainees intake open
Townsville Council shines at Queensland Training Awards
Jobs and skills exploration galore at free Perth expo
2023 Achiever Awards recognise success of young people with out-of-home care experience
Iconic Design Revealed For New Geelong Convention And Exhibition Centre
Queensland: new energy state
Penrith City Council apprentice receives award recognition (2)
Penrith City Council apprentice receives award recognition
Accurate self-assessment: what matters for children
Young people in Youth Justice ‘Try Trade’ for day
Shining Stars Of Vocational Training Nominated For Awards
New priorities set to bolster WA’s future workforce and skills needs
Helping More Women Soar In Aviation Industry
Uncle seeks the best from his crew
Applications open for Elsa Dixon Aboriginal Employment Grants
Community Chest opens up again for grants
AEN NSW/ACT Skills Conference Wrap
Vision for ID Manchester to be unveiled in new Strategic Regeneration Framework
First Nations stars recognised at QRC Indigenous Awards
New tenant proposed for My Place
Budget delivers massive regional housing program for essential workers
It’s Why We Race campaign launched
Cumberland Jobs and Youth Expo makes return to Granville Centre this June
The automation gold rush: is Australia missing out?
Apprenticeship and Traineeship Forum proves hit
Use of licensed security installers
Living in Eurobodalla: James finds balance
Number of Aussie tech workers on rise
Females dominate trainee and apprenticeship program in Bass Coast
Unions back Labour Party Congress policies that support workers
New Beenleigh Steel facility is building Queensland’s future
City partners in Apprenticeship and Traineeship Support Forum
Federal Budget 2023-24: Australian Apprenticeships Impacts Explained
Making a difference with jobs and skills for local communities
Federal budget “falls short” for farmers
Expo Opening More Career Pathways For Women And Girls
Skilling and training Australians for a stronger economy and a better future
What does the Future Direction of Apprenticeship Support Services look like?
Inland Rail opportunities for Seymour businesses
Urban Canvas unveils five new street art murals for Port Phillip
Federal Budget needs to balance current priorities with building for the future
More Kiwis in work as rising wages outpace inflation
Queensland Government’s big building boost to rebuild QBuild
Record Energex and Ergon apprentice intake backs good jobs for Queenslanders
Builders welcome targeted support for apprentices
Setting apprentices up to succeed