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System shake-up to tackle youth and gang crime
Free Flu Jab for Every Queenslander 17 July
SafeWork NSW educating agricultural workers during farm safety week
Minister Keogh – Veteran Employment Program Launch
Penrith City Council apprentice receives award recognition
Early Learners’ Best Start With New Kinders On School Sites
Victorian Students Get New-Look Naplan Results
SA man jailed for transmitting child abuse material
New resources for schools to lead community response to violence
Students feel supported, have good relationships
New Edmondson Park high school site announced as public school officially handed over
Fiji experience consolidates new career in community development
Port Stephens Coaches, University of Newcastle and Foton Mobility Distribution join forces in Electric Bus Trial
Community invited to have their say about volunteering for emergency services and disaster response
New dementia and support team caring for WNSWLHD communities
Mongolia reviews lessons learned to be better prepared for the next pandemic
New regulations for cats start soon
Government action to ensure integrity of ag chemical regulation
Unlawful use of motor vehicle arrests at Mount Isa
Veteran Employment Program launch
Perth man charged with online child abuse related offences following dark web investigation
Communities Help Drive Home Road Safety Message
Agriculture Ministers Meeting sets the stage for ACT leadership in climate action
UN expert says attacks against trade union leader Eduardo Peres Alberto must end: Angola
UN expert welcomes efforts to repatriate, reintegrate and prosecute nationals returning from Syria and Iraq: Germany and North Macedonia
HKUST Tops in Areas of Excellence and Theme-based Research Schemes 2023-24 Funding
HKUST Tops in AoE & TRS 2023/24 Funding
HKUST Welcomes LegCo’s Passage of HKUST (Amendment) Bill 2023
Funding to improve the digital literacy of older Aboriginal people
New Kinders Boost Bilingual Learning Benefits
How will AI impact your next job?
Investing in youth arts participation
Report on shifting ageist attitudes a welcome sign for moving the needle on ageism broadly
Leaders’ scholarships a boost for women
Changes to Council-run Family Day Care Service
Cooroy Bridge works to improve safety and connectivity
World Cup Watch Parties for Canberra to cheer on the Matildas
Shepparton campus redevelopment kicks off
Accurate self-assessment: what matters for children
Draft Child Safe Policy set to go on Public Exhibition
Locking in plans for a growing South West Rocks on July Agenda
Dine out and see your donation double at Pitch for Good 2023
International student arrivals remain strong
Students Reap Benefits Of School Camps
Young people in Youth Justice ‘Try Trade’ for day
Former refugees among those to be recognised at prestigious awards ceremony
Discover the real-world impact of research excellence at Western Sydney University
At least three children killed or injured on average daily in 500 days of war in Ukraine