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Bill to reduce red tape and duplication for Northern Territory teachers passed in Parliament
Bunbury prisons strong performance recognised amid system pressures
New ward boosts capacity at Hawke’s Bay Hospital
Universities Accord legislation delivers for student choice, transparency and institutional autonomy
CHILD CARE PEDOPHILE ASHLEY GRIFFITH TO BE EXTRADITED TO NSW FOR PROSECUTION
Shape RACS’ Next Century: Council Nominations Are Open
Master Plumbers Backs Plan To Cut Apprenticeship Training Costs
Turning awareness into action: helping GPs discuss cancer screening
Investing In King Island’s Future
Greater Shepparton welcomes review of outdated bus network
Building Lasting Legacy For Tasmania’s Regions
Flexible work is everywhere – except where future leaders need it most
AI in Australian entry-level jobs: Fewer than one in 20 Australian entry-level jobs involve AI, a study of 57,134 job ads finds
AFPA Appoints Shona Gawel As New National CEO
NZFirst To Scrap Accredited Working Visa Model
FUNDING SECURES HERE 2 HELP CHILDREN’S PROGRAM AT TURA LIBRARY
MHT AND GORD FLIP THE SCRIPT – AUTONOMOUS PRESCRIBING THE NEXT STEP FOR PATIENT CARE
MEDIA ADVISORY: Hundreds of police athletes descend on Port Macquarie for basketball championships
Seven More Homes For Essential Workers In Geraldton
No marks does not mean no crime. Mental ill-health does not mean violence
Nationals reiterate pledge to end net zero and stop activists destroying coal industry
More Than 200 Experienced Recruits Onboard
Pacific Pre-COP sets launchpad for climate summit in Türkiye
Hunter deserves certainty on its economic future 
Home support workers can’t afford to do their jobs as petrol prices hit record high
Additional domestic student places for veterinary science at Massey University
Metro Driving Female Recruitment
$5 Million For More Tradies To Train Tradies Of Future
Record nominations shine a spotlight on Territory education excellence
New pathways offer more ways to live, work and study in the Goldfields
More Kiwis Choosing Teaching
Community legal centres receive Government funding boost
Latest Bendigo Art Gallery Milestone Set In Concrete
Reduced-fee psychology service launches as more Aussies avoid care due to cost
Apple, The King’s Trust launch initiative to empower young creatives
Canada recruits internationally educated health professionals. Credential recognition is only part of the challenge
Rules and entitlements during the end-of-year holiday season
Immigration policy to give a fair go to regional Australians
The death of the difficult conversation: managers increasingly turning to AI for sensitive leadership tasks, new data shows
Queensland Rail employees vote ‘yes’ to three new Enterprise Agreements
Greater Shepparton welcomes first commitment for Integrated Cancer Centre
Private equity ownership results in poor working conditions in NYS home care
People, Technology, and Standards Together will Drive Safety Improvements
Australia must compete for global research talent, not deter it
Further cuts to international students risk lasting damage
RACS calls for action to grow and retain Aotearoas surgical workforce
Migration policy must start with Australia’s workforce needs
Australia needs skilled visa holders to keep our economy running

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