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High employment offsets cost of living concerns
Cooleman Court pharmacy staff member honoured
AEN NSW & ACT 2022 Skills Conference Wrap
Round five RED Grants now open
First technical college to open at Findon High School
Woolworths Group engages untapped tech talent of refugees in new cadet program
New course to benefit international students and hospitality sector
Uni wage theft investigation welcome sign
Land tax reform to drive tilt to medium density living
Roadblocks on Drive Back to Work – New Research
FWO announces 2022-23 priorities
More Early Childhood Traineeships As Demand Grows
ILR’s Susanne Bruyére honored for impact
Melbourne’s Ability Fest Set To Return In 2023
Council reappoints Casey CEO, Glenn Patterson
Budget invests in cultures and better outcomes for First Nations people
Landmark arts investment secures creative future for Queensland
$1.2 billion for skills and training creating bright futures and strong economy
Qld Govt imposes world’s highest royalty taxes on resources sector
Queensland’s blatant resources royalty grab will cost investment and jobs
Supercharging small business success with $39 million budget investment
Record corrections budget boosts prison capacity, community safety and secure regional jobs
Middleton Grange community to benefit from new entry point to M7 Shared Path
Nominations now open for 2022 National Awards for Local Government
Appreciating our apprentices
Lifelong learning receives record investment
Changes to state employment laws commenced this week
Gunnedah Shire to sign Sister City agreement with Tonga
Building better economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians
Do you employ someone to help in home?
Changes to state employment laws commence today
$204,000 penalties for Brisbane fast food operators
Tough conversation: An employer’s reminder to employee fails to count as performance warning
Transition plan for Activ support workers with disability
Tourism activity collapse during Covid benefited rural hospitality employment
Helping People Into Jobs And Back On Track After Prison
2022 National Indigenous Education & Boarding Symposium
Free undergraduate education to save universities and jobs: report 17 June
AFPA looks forward to working with Senator Janet Rice, reaffirmed Greens forests spokesperson
New funding to boost Collie hospitality and tourism projects
Mt Arthur Mine – Key to Jobs and Energy Crisis
New state employment laws to commence on Monday 20 June 2022
ACTU welcomes ALP’s commitment to including 10 days paid FDV Leave in NES
Meth addiction service launched in Eastern Bay of Plenty
Renewed National Cabinet focus will benefit business
International Student Wellbeing Grants Awarded
Body cameras for HRCC safety officers
Six artists supported through RADF grants