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More than 1,000 years of combined service in the NSW public education system has been recognised with 25 teachers and staff honoured at the Department of Education Service Recognition Dinner. The event, held on Tuesday night, shone a light on some of the most committed and hard-working educators in the state, who have each chalked … Continued
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There could be no modern solar industry as we know it today – with cheap, abundant, accessible solar energy – without the development of the PERC solar cell led by Professor Martin Green at UNSW Sydney, and the decades of work he and his colleagues put into making the world’s number one renewable energy a … Continued
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Australia’s world-leading HIV response has been strengthened by new government commitments announced at the World AIDS Day Parliamentary Breakfast. Health Equity Matters CEO Dash Heath-Paynter welcomed the release of a new National HIV Strategy by Health Minister, the Hon. Mark Butler at the Parliamentary Breakfast, describing it as a continuation of Australia’s multipartisan approach … Continued
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Skills funding policy must be reshaped by the Australian, state, and territory governments to enable more students in remote, rural and regional areas to take up skills training, according to the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the peak body representing independent skills training, higher education, and international education providers. The Rural & Regional Skills … Continued
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Skill shortages in remote areas means that something as simple as repairing a leaky tap can cost thousands of dollars. A new program from Charles Darwin University, is offering people training in some of the skills that would otherwise require a contractor, who might have to travel hundreds of kilometres to provide services costing thousands … Continued
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More than 1,000 years of combined service in the NSW public education system have been recognised with 25 teachers and staff honoured at the Department of Education Service Recognition Dinner. Last night’s event shone a light on some of the most committed and hard-working educators in the state, who have each chalked up more than … Continued
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The Better and Fairer Schools (Funding Reform) Act passed by Federal Parliament last night (26 November) fails to compel meaningful employer action on excessive teacher workloads, according to the union representing 17,000 teachers and support staff in Queensland and Northern Territory non-government schools. Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Branch Secretary Terry … Continued
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OFFICIAL THE HON ANTHONY ALBANESE PRIME MINISTER OF AUSTRALIA THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL MEDIA RELEASE 27 November 2024 2024 Prime Minister’s National Veteran Employment Awards winners announced Champions of veteran employment were celebrated last night at the 2024 Prime Minister’s National Veteran … Continued
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People experiencing homelessness have a death rate almost double the wider population, shocking new data has revealed. An Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 10-year study has uncovered the heartbreaking relationship between death and homelessness. It found the mortality rate for people who sought support from homelessness services in the 12 months before … Continued
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Wednesday 27 November 2024: The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) advised the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA) on Monday 25 November that arts therapy will not be continued as a Therapy Support after 2 December 2024. On 26 November the NDIA posted different guidelines on its website without consultation or explanation. … Continued
