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Govt supports kiwifruit jobs for kiwis
PGF boosts Waikato infrastructure
University researcher Scott Schieman aims to find out
Expert hub makes matters of race its focus
New builders’ panel to support construction sector and benefit community
Stable royalties required – don’t risk regional recovery from COVID-19
Early learning peak body backs families to access a Transition Payment
Netflix for training on offer for Queenslanders
Children are always at risk on worksites
A return to Child Care Subsidy
Housing stimulus protects jobs and charts path to economic recovery
Major CBD sites to be redeveloped under Council plan
Public and private sector working together to deliver new bus interchange
We need to embrace a ‘new, improved and accessible normal’ post-COVID-19, David Onley says
We need to embrace a ‘new, improved and accessible normal’ post-COVID, David Onley says
Why has COVID-19 turned into a structural crisis in Pacific?
Coronavirus Crisis Fund ensuring kids on autism spectrum stay supported
$50 million Hann Highway upgrades signed, sealed, delivered
Major reforms to Australia’s foreign investment framework
Employment Opportunities with STA
Ambassadors keeping Queenslanders COVID safe
Fast-tracking local jobs and building better health services
Hardship Payment for Queenslander Workers during COVID-19
Research finds being proactive reduces sense of job insecurity
Court finds casual employee entitled to long service leave
Vocational Education & Training – Not broken but room to improve
Greater Hobart Strategic Partnership welcomes City Deal funding
Local councils encouraged to fast-track community improvement projects
New specialist centre builds on health hub vision
Empty CBDs, suburban renaissance? Post-COVID property predictions
TAFE funding boost must be central in Commonwealth’s VET response
Australian PBI: Fall in business conditions eases in May
Growing New Jobs Through Working For Victoria
Council and VU partner to benefit Brimbank
UWA launches online short courses to meet need for skills
$2 Million Creative Industries Sector Immediate Response and Resilience Program 4 June
Victorian tourism flies high with announcement of increased domestic and regional flights
Skills shortage overlooked in infrastructure program
Opportunity missed to build a better Tasmania
UOW confronts COVID-19 financial impact
Arts package must not leave out support for workers
$200 million Local Government Loans Program
NSW Labor’s blocking of gas projects is a handbrake on manufacturing jobs and economic recovery
Improving playing field in Tasmania
Pipeline to secure Denmark’s drinking water supply delivers local jobs
Grant to support transition from military to university
Critical support for strategic tourism assets
National Accounts – March Quarter 2020