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School farm program to boost healthy living
Calling for community care champions
Bursaries bringing international students back to WA’s regions
Coast is now home to national body to combat cyber-crime
Toowoomba TAFE grows its reputation for excellence in agricultural training
$2.9 million to attract and retain regional TAFE lecturers
Unlocking potential: Council calls for Federal Government investment
IMF backs Australia’s responsible economic plan
Giving tradies tools for mental wellbeing
Peak Hill upgrades through Roads to Home
Bowen TAFE’s Agricultural Centre of Excellence officially opens
More homework needed to fix ag’s workforce crisis
Enrol now for Fee-Free TAFE in 2023 on Gold Coast
Smithfield teacher named Cairns Citizen of Year
Free period products extended to WA TAFE colleges
New International Hotel School ahead as part of plan to address tourism skills shortage
Victoria University supports skills boost for Victorians seeking digital careers
Enrolments open for Fee-Free TAFE courses at CIT
Dubbo tradies to road test Nats’ new travel card
Enrol now for Fee-Free TAFE in 2023
New year’s to remember- 20 police officers graduate
For how long will Treasurer Jim Chalmers keep hiking immigration?
Fee-free training scheme should be expanded to private sector
Graduation caps fresh start for Carinity Education Rockhampton students
State-of-the-art maritime training in Geraldton about to set sail
Liberals admit trying to keep TAFE review secret
TasTAFE review overdue – reflects the Liberal Government’s contempt for transparency and TasTAFE
Carinity Education graduate expressing her heritage through art
Opinion piece: WA blueprint for mobility
Opinion piece: Resources key to Queensland growth
2023 Further Education Scholarships now open: Bega Valley
Opinion piece: new agenda for growth in 2020s
Opinion piece: Resilience needed for challenging future
Garden guru plants growing interest in native flora
Delivering bright future for children in Western Australia
Year 12 Students Receive First-Round Uni And TAFE Offers
New care sector short course is FREE IN ’23
HSC’s top language students offered interpreting scholarships
New Bilateral Skills agreement to increase CDU’s training capacity
Skills agreement to increase Territory’s training capacity
Council for International Education
Mayoral Academic Scholarships open for 2023
Council backs Wulguru Group’s expansion
Albanese Government delivering agriculture workforce solutions
Council lists Gunnedah Shire priorities for State candidates
Indigenous Grads Ready to Make Global Impact
Ministerial Reference Group – Universities Accord
Statement from Rod Barton, Leader of Transport Matters Party

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