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Statement on Resignation of Member for Fannie Bay
Jobs and Skills Australia critical to our future
Draft Disability Action Plan 2022-2026 now open for public consultation
Skills will be critical to reaching frontier
New psychology clinic opens in Launceston
Establishing Jobs and Skills Australia
Naomi Chinnama settling into National Team football
Startup program unearths new talent
Research finds women motorists more truck aware than men
Major boost for pilot housing support program in Pilbara
First look at future plans for Caboolture West growth area
Jobs and Skills Australia offers pathway to overcoming skills crisis
Foodbank WA nutrition program delivering invaluable skills for people with disability
Royal Commission milestone reflects rise in community awareness
Supporting our community through annual grants program
RMIT issues extraordinary threat to staff who refuse to volunteer
Urgent government action needed as rising violence in rural areas gravely impacts human rights
Divisive Faux Outrage Harms Schools and Staff
National Centre for Vocational Education Research confirms Coalition’s strong record on skills
Long covid figures lays bare mental health challenges ahead
Two years is long time in life of child
Tokyo Tech Academy for Leadership welcomes twelve new students in fifth cohort
New Managing Director appointed for North Regional TAFE
Early learning program launched for Aboriginal families in Baynton
Party kits help families celebrate without single-use plastic
Dunheved Industrial Estate targeted in joint compliance blitz
Saving food scraps from landfill 26 July
New TAFE strategy to train one million people
Council releases funds to finalise Bendigo Art Gallery designs
26 July 2022, Mayor Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor, Advertiser
UN experts appalled by death of young Australian boy in Syrian detention facility
Nominations open for WA Education Awards
Tokyo Tech creates new faculty positions for women at eight Schools and Institutes
New group to reignite cultural tourism
Fauna Fair connects Willoughby with nature
Otago’s Hospitality and Tourism Management ranked 23rd worldwide and best in Aotearoa
Christian Schools Need Land and Buildings
Improving cultural safety for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families
RSPCA first aid course to provide lifesaving knowledge for pet owners
CDU’s students eligible to become registered personal trainers
WasteSorted grants now open
Free trees for schools to get their hands dirty for National Tree Day
Australian Government delivers better connectivity in Durack
Women Sporting Leaders Building Skills To Thrive
FDI launches policy brief that addresses oral health of people on move
Ombudsman or Commission – what’s Fair Work difference?
Community Benefit Fund Major Grants awarded as new round opens
Our Place Partnership Comes to Life at Morwell Park