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National Skills Week highlights critical role vocational education and training has in national recovery
Initial works on METRONET Byford Rail Extension to start
Carol Kendall Award 2020 for Protecting our Places
Regional trainee program now open
Update on NDIS and COVID-19
Key ‘independent’ data in last-minute Narrabri gas modelling provided by Santos itself
Australian Cotton Report Uncovers Stories of Giving
More investment in skills training vital to get Tasmanians into jobs
Richard Gill School to commence in 2021
Palaszczuk Government cracks down on scammers swindling job seekers
How University helped refugees strike down Safe Third Country Agreement in a federal court
Woden Library upgrades to begin and new mystery box service launched
Free legal support for college students
Perth company penalised
Pacific worker program restart to provide certainty to fresh produce industry
Training opportunity a fresh start for domestic violence survivors
Interim report shines a light on issues facing Australian youth
Mature age job seekers build skills with Career Transition Assistance
New visa arrangements for Hong Kong passport holders now in effect
SA economy will take years to recover from COVID-19
Liberals, Nationals fail to support anti-slavery measures in WA
Boost to shearing industry capacity
Renewed business restrictions hit business activity
Queensland-first Creative CBD Toowoomba trial to explore start-up business opportunities
Tablelands water quality improves through Works for Queensland
Over $230,000 recovered for Gami Chicken workers
New wage subsidy open to protect jobs, support businesses
Hillarys Boat Harbour jetty works to help in recovery journey
Deb Sullivan celebrates 40 years with CFA
Continuing to support Tasmania’s screen sector
New measures to strengthen franchising industry
Jobs bonanza at Crestmead
Logan jobs bonanza
Profitable poo? Investigating uses for our waste ?
National doubles down on lack of care for Kiwis overseas
Visitor spending delivering for retailers, not just food and wine sector
Carers Australia calls for additional carer payments
Construction on Fairfield’s new City Deal outdoor hub
Fy20 results – ceo speech
Qantas Group FY20 financial results – navigating exceptional conditions
Reserve Bank’s balance sheet set to expand further in response to COVID-19
Leading from center
A hyperactive legislator
Settlement Services International and Australian National Maritime Museum sign MOU to strengthen support for
Boosting security support at Managed Isolation Facilities and maritime border
Attorney-General responds to Court judgment on legality of Health Orders
Council adopts community focused Annual Budget 2020/21
Direct employment of security guards will improve safety and conditions