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Wheatbelt training facilities overhauled to meet industry need
New training centre to upskill workers
Port Phillip Council to continue to invest in vulnerable children’s future
Service centres to close from Monday
TAFE investment to boost trades training in Great Southern
New industry school program skilling up kids in Bundaberg
McLeish – DET caught out using decades old data to allocate funding
McGowan Government invests in skills for vital agricultural sector
Audit of Charles Sturt University’s Financial Position
Plan for Wheatbelt unveiled as part of WA Recovery Plan
Next step for Rookwood Weir delivery
Upskilling towards COVID-19 recovery
McGowan Government commits $6 million for a new Jewish Community Centre
Historic Australia-PNG partnership welcome, but must be backed in with funding in October budget
Schools given a taste of Council During local Government Week
Plans on track for light rail to Gold Coast Airport
WorkSafe accepts Enforceable Undertaking from two South Island companies
Ensuring graduates are “job-ready” to deliver future projects
Red hot entry wins Bradford Wool Award
Dental Health Week: How is Australia’s oral health tracking? 6 August
New high performance sports hub for Upper Hutt
Rethink required for disadvantaged – more are now suffering
Victorians turn to Beyond Blue during pandemic
RACGP survey finds GPs keen on telehealth
Southampton becomes first University to support ‘divesity in gaming’ pledge
City of Swan sets course for recovery
Partnership to support quality rural allied health training
Funding to support victims of child abuse
Research funding to deliver easier-to-access Q Fever vaccine
COVID-19 community heroes to be recognised alongside everyday heroes in Sunshine Coast Australia Day Awards
More Teachers, Quality Teaching
Missed opportunity for education excellence
More Years of Education Reduces Risk of Dementia
$1m in grants for community landscape management
Building e-commerce capability vital for future of wine industry – sector report
Advocates for WA’s vulnerable consumers become award winners
And Public Sector Innovation Awards winners are…
Yarrabilba State Secondary College officially opened
No More Band-Aids: Reinstate Free Childcare and Fund ECEC Properly
Support for Victorian families, childcare workers and services
Apprenticeships support kicks off today
Works are ‘on track’ for Flinders Link Project
Good disability policy benefits everyone
Parliamentary group launch updated National Pain Services Directory
Free education resources to help Victorian students and teachers
ABCC gains injunction against CFMMEU action threatening completion of new inner city school
Personality traits best suited to stressors of being a paramedic or nurse
Field Study Centres open for business again