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Jane Eyre blazes into Albury this August
RBA raises cash rate to 1.85%
New Jobs and Skills Centre for Pilbara region
Further changes to CCCFA Regulations will improve safe access to credit
Tender awarded for construction of Wollondilly’s new Performing Arts Centre
Mapping out Australia’s path to tech jobs future
Wage Inspectorate Helps 15,000 Victorians In First Year
National Careers Institute Partnership Grants program Round 4 projects announced
Funding delivers out-of-school programs for at-risk Kimberley youth
New Jobs and Skills Centre for East Kimberley
How might we use our laneways differently?
Mastermyne safety review joke that exposes dangers in labour hire system
Former Melton mayor and his father sentenced following IBAC investigation
Free training for asylum seekers and refugees
ANZ Australian Job Ads past peak
Round Four NCI Partnership Grants help young people plan for future careers
Australian PMI: Manufacturing slows in July
Homelessness Week 2022
Compulsory training of Australians should be condition for migrant hires: AWU plan
BHP steps up to back Indigenous education
Government support lifts income for beneficiaries
Unions secure 10 days’ paid FDV Leave for all workers
Labor running protection racket for CFMMEU paymasters
Explainer – Mutual obligation requirements
$10 million up for grabs to protect Reef and reef jobs
Officer charged – North West Metropolitan Region 29 July, NSW
Landmark passenger transport study endorsed at Mildura
CHF adds consumer voice to strengthening Medicare
$8 Million Upgrade to Gove Peninsula set to Increase East Arnhem Tourism
Children and families forced to return to war-torn hometowns in Ukraine amid new wave of displacement, World Vision warns
Closing gap progress report warning to redouble efforts
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

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