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Economic Bulletin June 2024
Blue Mountains Animal Care Centre Opens Its Doors
Young people feeling robbed of their youth, new report finds
Independent Fisheries and Sealord – from family business to being part of the whānau
Record $55.1 million prizemoney payouts for NSW greyhound industry despite wagering dip
Government response to employment services reform blueprint fails to respond to serious harm
Portable long service leave scheme introduced for community servi
Lived Experience To Grow Our Mental Health Workforce
Greater Support For Australian Screen Industry
ONCE-IN-A-GENERATION CHANCE TO REFORM OUR BROKEN EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SYSTEM
Air Traffic Control Enterprise Agreement Declared
Government response to the House Select Committee on Workforce Australia Employment Services
Relieving pressure for Australians facing cost-of-living challenges
Hope Takes Field
Darwin Residential Youth Justice Facility up and running
More Support Needed For Remote Indigenous Communities
Lights On For Glowing Illuminate Adelaide 2024
Free Foundation Skills training for millions more Australians
ILR Research Investigates Employment Match Quality
Police Officer Charged – North West Metropolitan Region 3 July
Delivering Improved Payment Times For Small Businesses
New home as Aboriginal Interpretive Centre gains momentum
Investing in inclusion “Autism Works in the Community” grants delivering for SA
Supreme Court Matter – Cr Epov
Critical Minerals Stocktake Underway
ANZ commits $250,000 to rural and regional communities through Seeds of Renewal
Boosting Support Service Staff In Our Schools
A unified approach to training
New Core And Cluster Refuge Delivered In Dubbo
On-country boarding gives more Torres Strait students access to education
Less COTS, More Corals
India must end racial discrimination against Rohingya, cease forced deportation and arbitrary detention, urges UN Committee
Keeping Supermarkets In Check
New Commissioner Appointed To SAET 2 July
New research shows how to successfully transition workers to net zero jobs
$2 Million Boost For Women To Re-enter Workforce
Hairdressing Operator Faces Court For Third Time
Housing Works Bring Double Benefits For Tiwi Community
$15.9 million boost for employee housing in WA’s north west
First Nations Women’s Leadership Program Now Open
ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads: five consecutive declines
WA award pay rates and the state minimum wage increase today
Treaties Committee to examine ILO conventions supporting a safe and healthy work environment
Police continue to deliver results on violent retail crime
Northern Territory Art Gallery reaches new milestone as works progress above ground
UN women’s rights committee: Afghan women and girls must be included in upcoming Doha meeting
Grant to Close the Gap through diversionary program for Aboriginal young people in Grafton
Officer Charged – Specialist Command 28 June

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