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Supporting Tasmanian women to succeed
Parents welcome school staff & programs in ACT budget
Accelerate Chicago aimed at tackling unemployment in city with new opportunities for underserved communities
McGowan Government announces $2.5 million initial round of Innovation Fund grants to generate new employment opportunities
Government under pressure to make Gungahlin real town centre
MUA calls for Patrick to return to bargaining table
Australian Agriculture Worker Visa on track to deliver for industry
Youths experience life in patrol boat
2022 Australia Day Citizen of Year Awards Nominations
$150 million loan, hundreds of jobs for Mineral Sands project
More than $300,000 recovered for security staff
Legislation to enshrine safeguards for Australia’s Digital Identity System
Additional Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Royal Commission reforms take effect
New campaign on warning signs of elder abuse
Government denies permanent work to long-term TAFE teachers
Caravan Holiday Park inspired by RUOK to giveaway 958 free nights to Tasmanians this November
Union calls out zero casual conversion at Western Sydney Uni
Civilian employee charged in Sydney
Fremantle Containers for Change celebrates first anniversary
Delivering stronger TasTAFE for future
Social Enterprise World Forum 2022 coming to Brisbane
Standardised agreements proposed to support commercialisation
Children’s series Beep and Mort starts production in Adelaide
Benefit dependency crisis emerging
Sporting thrills on wheels returning for Santos Festival of Cycling
Government procurement for employment
STEM building steaming ahead at Mabel Park State High
Microcredentials guidance to benefit lifelong learners and employers
Policy support offers opportunities for post pandemic
Former building supervisor loses registration over ‘reckless disregard’ – Gordon Malcolm Morton of M3 Building and Construction
Grants open to conserve and celebrate State heritage places
New home building reaches another record high
Government failing vulnerable Kiwis in emergency housing
Better Later Life Action Plan launched
Affordable Housing framework approved
Unions Welcome Residency Announcement for Working People and their Families
Hospitalisation for even minor injury affects chances of finishing school
Good grants news for Toowoomba community groups
Local government Closing Gap: way forward for Australian communities
Insight – report card on Australian tourism industry in 2020-21
Good grants news for Logan community groups
Ballet graduate living dream
Council conducts feasibility study into Transfer Station resale shops
Cr Claudia Haenel: Enticing more young families
Appointment of Chief Executive Officer for Digital Transformation Agency
Scientists, iwi investigate bringing back rock oyster industry
Seafarers crucial to safety and security of New Zealand
NSW set to halve emissions by 2030

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