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National minimum wage increase
Policy strengthens Otago’s stance against sexual misconduct
National wage decision a further challenge for NSW businesses
FWC points to slower economic growth and low inflation in awarding more modest minimum wage increase than last year
Building a Productive Nation
Supporting Māori and Pasifika aspirations
Draft City Planning Strategy consultation underway
City seeks enthusiastic people for Maubisse Friendship Committee
City seeks enthsiastic people for Maubisse Friendship Committee
Prisoners more likely to be homeless, unemployed and suffer poor mental and physical healt
Launch of UN’s Decade of Family Farming to unleash family farmers’ full potential
Statement on Ministerial appointment
Appointment as Minister for Defence Industry
VenuesWest launches new Reconciliation Action Plan
Construction work delivers jobs and homes at Gapuwiyak
Labor’s Free TAFE policy will create careers for Tasmanians
$10 million to build small business resilience across North Queensland
Action on lock outs long overdue
Members of MUA Newcastle Branch vote to support Jodi McKay for NSW Labor Leader
North Queensland welcomes a new generation of Emergency Services Cadets
Overwhelming support for teachers’ pay deal should be respected
Horticulture business flourishes with new funding
Melbourne toy retailer faces increased penalties
Digital Divide Splits Office, Puts Companies at Risk
Council backs community groups – East Gippsland
Council launches first ever action plan for reconciliation
Indigenous leaders shine at QRC’s Indigenous Awards
Formal education sets path to remain out of prison
DWER launches first Reconciliation Action Plan
Minister cuts ribbon at new Sunshine Coast convention centre
Rio Tinto Amrun wins QRC Indigenous Procurement Award
Digital disorder looms for Scomo
Gas fields employment catchment widens for Maranoa
COTA congratulates new Ministers and urges them to take an all of government approach to
Return of Michaelia Cash provides much-needed continuity for small businesses
Basin water market investigation a priority: Littleproud
STEM sector welcomes reappointment of experienced Ministry
Soft targets in an era of hard power – A plea to European Union from footwear and garment
World Health Assembly Update, 27 May 2019
AHISA welcomes re-appointment of Dan Tehan as Education Minister
Social enterprise receives financial boost
Council proposing $49 million for capital works in 2019/20 budget
Southern Cross graduate takes video art to another dimension
Apprentices and Trainees shine at AGA Graduation and Awards Ceremony
Cooking up hospitality careers for budding Master Chefs
Boosting Jobs And Growing Economy For All Victorians
More Jobs, New Housing And Better Transport For Key Precincts
Sharkie welcomes return of Youth Minister position