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Influential community leaders recognised
Term 3 COVID-safe schools plan released
School holiday skills to boost hospitality
Cat curfew to be introduced
Support for flood impacted families and child care centres
2022 NSW Humanitarian Awards “exemplify values vital to well-being of our State”
University of Canterbury Business School receives global reaccreditation
New aerospace engineering degree launches in Christchurch
UQ Indigenous leader recognised in National NAIDOC Week Awards
Operational update: 6,000 people uprooted from their homes receive household essentials
Nominations open for 2022 Sealin Garlett Community Leadership Award
Swinburne pilots international buddy program
Creative space shines light on First Nations fashion & culture
Straws exempted from plastics ban for medical and disability use
Ayden Shaw joins Disability Sports Australia team as General Manager
Toy library service coming to library near you
Lawyers must adapt to age of digitalisation
Calling tree changers: RSPCA launches short course for hobby farmers
Teacher shortages: Independent schools must talk to education union
Next step for Reconciliation
Exemplary works from HSC on display
Cromer Sportsfield upgrade proposal
Austrade releases report on Australia’s International Research Collaboration
Native wildlife under spotlight – literally
CDU records $62.1 million surplus in 2021
Community sponsorship now available for events and ambassadorships
New Zealand to host 2023 All Stars
Advocate for meaningful change together
Discrimination against disabled migrants must end
Awarding Excellence in Tasmania’s Electrical and Communication Industry
Victorian Premier issues statement 2 July
Program provides alternate entry process into UTAS
Supporting More Women At New Sisterworks Hub
Urgent call for United States to adhere to women’s rights convention, UN committee
Update to Human Rights Council Urgent Debate: Afghanistan
Goulburn Mulwaree Council launches Scrap Together campaign
Swinburne confers new honorary positions as it turns 30 years young
“I thought world was ending when I saw my family dead”
La Trobe supports NAIDOC call to action
Government launches new Ministry of Disabled People
Council welcomes progress on Bungendore High School
See red and blue, know what to do – now it’s yellow too
Further Investment to support rangatahi to overcome barriers to employment
Grants awarded to attract childcare workers to regional WA
CPVV merge with TSV to become Safe Transport Victoria
Jaensch cannot do nothing as future of Studentworks hangs in balance
Victorian man, 21, sentenced for soliciting child abuse material on social media
Overdue Labor Review needs to be released to public