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New wages policy to support public sector workforce
Class of 2023 Records Perfect Result
Child employment watchdog announces Surf Coast compliance blitz
Workplace adjustments, employer confidence vital to bridge disability employment gap: JobAccess National research
Greater employment protections for council waste workers
Build Up Tassie
SEQ Regional Plan unlocks more of Queensland we love
Connecting people and Country: Western Sydney University announces winning team of its Indigenous Centre of Excellence design competition
Rabobank supports expansion of Boys to the Bush program
Year 12s results for 2023 showcase equity and excellence
Attorney-General appointed King’s Counsel
MinterEllison advises Whitelion on merger with Kids First Australia
Planning for prosperous future
NAB Chair and CEO address 2023 AGM
New microcredential courses in teaching, nursing and engineering
Empowering local youth on agenda
GDP numbers provide reasons for investment, not cuts
Unemployment rate rises to 3.9% in November: Australia
Service improvement trials for Workforce Australia Online
More homes for North-West
Ensuring perpetrators are held to account
Asbestos find shuts down Material Recycling Facility
Milestone reached on repeal of Fair Pay Agreements legislation
Diverse industries, population increase drive Toowoomba Region’s economic growth
Extending portable long service leave to the community services sector
Council staff shine with award recognitions
TCC grants support community ahead of Christmas
Monetary Policy Remit amended – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Government renews RBNZ focus on inflation
2023 results for Years 11 and 12 students
Ai Group MYEFO comment way clear to deliver stage 3 tax cuts
ACOSS responds to MYEFO with a call to restore fairness in the budget
Councillor Tyler unveils his mayoral program for 2024
New TCCI Participation Taskforce welcomed by Government
$300m seniors housing development greenlit for Charlestown
Queensland’s 2023-24 Budget Update
Tasmania leading nation in business confidence
Health and safety risks need to be a top priority for all operators
Creative Australia invests $169.9 million in multiyear boost for arts and culture
PICAL Community Garden Celebrations
Skills in Demand visa a ‘triple-win’ for workers, business and Australia
Cardinia calls for changes to Officer South Employment Plan
Supporting local businesses to recruit and retain staff
From long-term benefits to entrepreneurial success
Happiness comes First at Mornington Library
Engineers Australia response to Government’s new migration strategy and Infrastructure Australia (IA) Market Capacity Report
Bass Coast Shire Council traineeships open for applications
Diamond gateway to university