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Union blasts Home Affairs for spending millions outsourcing ‘critical operational roles’
New intake of paramedics and control staff for NSW Ambulance
Enhanced biosecurity investment in local outbreak response
CONCRETE PROGRESS AS UNDERGROUND POWER STATION STARTS TO TAKE SHAPE
Put Peacemaking First as United Nations Missions Face Growing Threats, Secretary-General Urges Security Council
Government avoids blunt cuts but certainty for international students remains critical 
One in four doctors nearing retirement age as WHO warns of global health workforce gap
Airservices Australia releases Corporate Plan for 2026-27
Māori access to capital (MA2K) snapshot 2026 – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Sporting Heroes Help Future Tradies Reach Final Siren
HUNDREDS OF QANTAS GROUND WORKERS TO STRIKE AGAINST JOYCE-ERA TACTICS
Greens say more TAFE funding needed as Victoria ranks dead last and educators working a day a week unpaid
Statement from the Women’s Health Services Network on the Release of the Victorian Pain Standard
Territory Women Encouraged to Apply for 2027 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award
Florida Announces the Start of Workforce Pell Grant Funding to Support Short-Term, Career-Focused Training
Visa caps create new pain for regional small business, whilst skills prioritisation delivers mixed outcomes
Farmers in NSW stranded waiting for workers they have already recruited
Migration policy recognises the essential role of international PhDs in building national capability
Migration settings must match Australia’s economic needs
Keeping Young Workers Safe During School Holidays
New partnership to equip Collie apprentices for the jobs of the future
43% Regional Backpacker Cut Devastates Regional WA
Statement from Hume City Mayor: Ongoing industrial action
Most Australians doubt health system is ready for climate-related emergencies, national survey finds
Migration Plan Gets Resource Skills Priority Right
From Fighter Pilot To Cyber Leader
ATO hands firm $223m contract despite Same Job, Same Pay claim
Australian Government delivers major mental health boost for young people in Wagga Wagga
Hundreds More Queenslanders Given Pathway To Work
Skills shortages persist as manufacturing workforce demand set to grow by 91,300
Queensland Police Service hosts 18th Annual Multifaith and Multicultural Dinner
Cost Of Apprenticeship Cuts Is Made Clear In Data
16 September 2026
Tourism small businesses face Christmas wipeout amid Labor’s backpacker visa delays
Migration policy must recognise the skills and workers small businesses need
More apprentices picking up the tools as the Minns Labor Government rebuilds the skills pipeline
Strengthening State’s Performing Arts Workforce
Build Metric Reports 398 Monthly Enquiries as Australia’s Housing Pipeline Outpaces the Industry’s Capacity to Price It
15% Pay Rise For Early Educations Locked In
Pathway Forward Delivered For Central Queensland Town
Thousands More Queenslanders Getting Skilled For Work
15% Pay Rise For Early Educators Locked In
Far North graduates join frontline as Queensland Government nears new milestone of corrections officers delivered
Trade apprentice completions reach highest level in a decade
New YouTube series launched to connect global jobseekers with Northern Territory careers
Largest ADF In 25 Years
statement on Migration Policy – from Group of Eight Chief Executive Vicki Thomson
Boeing, American Airlines Complete First 737 MAX Landing Gear Exchange