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Fortescue’s CEO for Day dedicated to supporting future generations
Boost for small business with $15,000 grants on offer
ACOSS response to Treasurer’s economic statement: We must not sacrifice jobs to curb inflation
Business share best practice advice on domestic violence
Telstra launches new Stretch RAP
Domestic Violence Bill significant departure from FWC proposal
Access To Paid Family Violence Leave Will Help Save Lives
More workplace support needed for survivors of assault
Local Arts Projects Funded
New arts policy and investment program to position Canberra as Australia’s arts capital
Royal Australian Air Force participates in Red Flag Alaska
10 days paid Family and Domestic Violence leave introduced into parliament after years of union campaigning
Draft Disability Action Plan 2022-2026 now open for public consultation
Officer charged – Southern Region 27 July, NSW
RED Grant helps Mareeba citrus growers meet market demand for fresh fruit
Skills will be critical to reaching frontier
$26 million in Cost of Living Rebate payments on way to seniors
Small businesses benefit from $5M of Business Basics grants
Establishing Jobs and Skills Australia
Government supports new skilled residence pathways
Travellers asked to be mindful of foot and mouth disease
Major boost for pilot housing support program in Pilbara
Pinkenba quarantine facility no longer required, Wellcamp to be maintained in care and maintenance
Pakenham Level Crossing Removals One Step Closer
International Conference on Social protection reform in Morocco
Divisive Faux Outrage Harms Schools and Staff
Apple Brompton Road opens July 28 in London
$3.1 billion productivity boost from Covid regulations reforms
Monetary Policy review
Indigenous contractor delivers landscaping at Peel Business Park
$ 3.1 billion productivity boost from Covid regulation reforms
Record number of First Nations parliamentarians opportunity to further First Nations workers
CME update on Parliamentary Inquiry report
Business powers ahead
Healthy fish, healthy rivers and healthy farms
Digital Reforms Cut Red Tape, Put Business On Fast Track
Top employment rates and salaries for Southern Cross grads: new data
Tokyo Tech creates new faculty positions for women at eight Schools and Institutes
Palm Beach cafe operator penalised
CDU’s students eligible to become registered personal trainers
New Council training program to provide pathway to jobs
Storm and Pandemic survey results highlight insurance concerns
Training gives Indigenous people pathway into tourism
Former Barossa Valley pizza operator penalised again
“Work from home” was top search term on SEEK in June quarter
Unpaid pandemic leave available again
CFMEU welcomes end of Construction Code
Future of Fremantle harbours unveiled in draft master plan

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