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$231,000 to kick start new youth Bushfood catering business in the Bega Valley
AI Adopters Aren’t Cutting Jobs, They’re Creating Them
Why the war in Iran will make your UK mortgage more expensive
Victoria’s productivity falls behind rest of nation – property sector calls for smarter policy to drive productivity, innovation and exports
Macquarie Asset Management agrees to sale of interest in Safeway Concessions
Western Australians lose $24 million to scammers in one year
NT Future Workforce Pilot Program Launched
Future STEM Leaders Takeover Melbourne’s West
From 94 countries to one city: Sydney’s newest international students
Engineers learn skills at warfighters’ workshop
Workforce Inspectorate Victoria acts on community reports in Gippsland child employment compliance activity
New Cargo Facility Expands Port Of Townsville Capacity
Culturally tailored training building stronger and more skilled First Nations communities
Officer Charged – Northern Region 2 April
Minns Labor Government joins with Business Sydney to unlock the power of social enterprise
Bigger storms, more often: new study projects likely future rainfall impacts on NZ
Defence’s long-term plan for First Nations support
Ashurst advises InfraVia Capital Partners on acquisition of two renewable energy developers, to create Supernova Power
Ashurst advises J.C. Flowers & Co on investment in Niyam Group and Niyam Syndicate 2047
Championing Health Equity On National Close Gap Day
Nearly half our permanent migrants are working below their skill level: former Treasury Secretary
East Perth Common Ground Welcomes Its First Tenants
Future Sappers Sharpen Skills
Carinity Courses Launch Caring Careers
ABC staff win better pay deal and improved conditions following successful action
Banning Unfair Trading Tricks And Traps
Study Explores Māori Views On Capitalism
Industry index reveals deteriorating business conditions as energy crisis hits
Gaza Strip: FAO scales up conditional cash assistance to 1 000 more farmers, calls for liberalization of private sector imports of agricultural inputs
Self-harm treatments less effective for men compared to women – new research
UN experts demand immediate end to Taliban restrictions on women at UN premises: Afghanistan
Why measuring pain could reveal more about wellbeing than GDP
Junior rates decision to grant dramatic pay rises alarms industry over unsustainable cost increases
FWC Scraps Junior Rates For 18-20 Year Olds
Smash Repairs Operator Penalised
Sydney Childcare Centre Penalised Again
Officer charged after allegedly accessing restricted data – Northern Region
Fairer Fuel Bill Passes Parliament
New Zealand loses 41,000 jobs in two years as government offers no plan
Operation Sentinel sees record fines issued by Office of the Children’s Guardian
FMA Cancels Saanvi’s Financial Advice Provider Licence
AUSTRALIANS WANT MORE DONE TO REDUCE POVERTY
QPS Dog Squad Calendar raises $53,015 for Blue Paws and Blue Hope
UN experts hail anti-mercenary law, warn of rising recruitment into armed conflicts: Colombia
Brain drain in rural Wales isn’t inevitable ‑ we asked gen Z what would make them stay
Labor Backs Apprentices For Pay Rise
2026 kicks off with thousands of new housing construction apprentices
Wage review needs to be conscious of current global economic shocks