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Digital dollars on offer as state celebrates Queensland Small Business Week 2019
CFA walks together with Indigenous communities
New Morrison Ministry’s welcome focus on stability, job creation and economic growth
Realising career goals as a new grad at Victoria Police
CDU launches new research centre
New service for young people leaving care
National Reconciliation Week paves way for a more unified future
Coles to increase Indigenous employment to 5500 people
Australian Chamber Welcomes New Federal Government Ministry
Education & Skills Ministerial Appointments Welcomed By Independent Providers
Infrastructure deal paves way for communities to prosper
Job-wrecking Victorian mining tax threatens regional communities and investment
Sweet smell of success as baker moves to Meridian Park
EML Signs Multi-Year Agreement with Smartgroup
Success for Council’s budget forums
Recognising Reconciliation Week – 27 May to 3 June
FWO recovers $580,000 in unpaid wages
2019 Recipients of Territory Families Scholarships for Women
World Health Assembly 72 Update
Unemployment In Victorian Regions At All-Time Low
QFES announces new Assistant Commissioners
LNP commitment on royalties delivers resources job certainty – Labor, your turn
Extension of historic State Barrier Fence begins
China turns away from Aus Coal
Sunshine Coast dairy bottles new markets and jobs
Making it easier to do business in Queensland
Microsoft recognizes outstanding contributions by suppliers
Mildura South Regional Sporting Precinct design plans revealed
MacKellar brings jobs and growth to Nambour
Investigation into conduct and behaviour of Retirement Commissioner
Commercial Construction Hits A High But Need To Hit Go Button On Infrastructure
PGF invests to get Kiwis into horticulture
Gladstone Regional Council to receive $1 million jobs-supporting infrastructure grant
Western Downs and Maranoa councils to share in more than $1.6 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Lockyer Valley and Somerset to share in almost $340,000 worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Noosa Shire to receive $2.8 million jobs-supporting infrastructure grant
Southern Border councils share in more $2.6 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
South West Queensland councils share in more than $7.4 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Scenic Rim Regional Council to share in $255,000 worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
North West and Far West Queensland councils to share in $14.25 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Gympie Regional Council to receive $390,000 jobs-supporting infrastructure grant
Bundaberg-Burnett councils to share in $3 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Territory Families Half Year Report
Queensland Councils share in more than $58.5 million worth of jobs-supporting infrastructure grants
Royalty changes would risk Japanese coal market exports and Queensland jobs
Industrial land sale a million-dollar boost to local jobs
Salvation Army calls on government to help older women
Meet Observers – Henry O