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Proper workforce planning needed to address shortages
Cumberland Jobs and Youth Expo makes return to Granville Centre this June
Statement on Supreme Court decision
Rudderless PALM on road to ruin
Grants to support diverse communities with family and sexual violence
Transforming lives and fostering rehabilitation
Spotlight on CASA’s diversity and inclusion
Australian first Bill to protect the rights and choices of people with variations in sex characteristics passes
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Industry minister Ed Husic on the artificial intelligence revolution
Defence boosting women’s participation in key STEM programs
New soil practitioner accreditation hits ground running
SIGNIFICANT LABOUR SHORTAGES ACROSS FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN WEIGHING ON GROWTH, COST OF LIVING
University studies supporting community care careers
Youth Jobs Strategy will support young Tasmanians
Boosting Victorian Creative Careers
Primary teachers’ top base salary step to rise to $100,000
A powerhouse of construction: Parramatta museum site is rising
Multi-employer bargaining anxiety rife in Early Childhood Education and Care sector
Noticeboard – 5 June 2023 Edition
UQ and Bundaberg Regional Council to collaborate on sustainable development
Apprenticeship and Traineeship Forum proves hit
First Nations pharmacists awarded inaugural McMillan Grant
Investing to improve literacy outcomes in Tasmania
AgForce launches new training program as government ” turns its back on agriculture”
New Chair of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership
WHO releases new Wheelchair provision guidelines
Qantas cabin crew employed by 14 companies
Yvonne Manzi Makolo Chairs IATA Board of Governors
Shoalhaven wins big at education and training awards
Almost half of Australians are estimated to have one or more chronic health conditions, impacting participation in the Australian workforce
Bizarre business ad campaign misses the point of Same Job Same Pay
Charting way forward for medical research funding
Queensland Government backs women in economic security package
NSW Government takes urgent action to recruit more bus drivers
Labor plans to cut $250 apprentice travel card
FAIR WORK MINIMUM WAGE DECISION – NSW GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO MATCH WAGE RISES AND FUND FRONTLINE SERVICES
Govt supporting more rangatahi into training and employment opportunities
New MOU with Campaspe Shire
Brisbane public hearing to examine issues for multicultural communities and service providers: Workforce Australia Committee
New graduate program boosts ICT opportunities in the public sector
Councils Cross-Border Collaboration Cemented: Campaspe Shire
Expanded training opportunities for NSW skills providers
Catch up on Healthy Ageing Eyes Community Forum
Children’s Week Grants Now Open For 2023
New northside hospital and more efficient health system
Government delivers 1800 additional frontline Police
Major renewables overhaul for pumped hydro powerhouse
Delivering education reform for Tasmania