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20 June 2024 Queensland Conservation Council strongly opposes the introduction of nuclear power into Australia, and calls on opposition Leader Peter Dutton to abandon his dangerous proposal to site nuclear power on the country of First Nations people. Australia has a shameful history of forcing nuclear harm on First Nations, with the explosion of nuclear … Continued
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OFFICIAL THE HON JULIE COLLINS MP MINISTER FOR HOUSING MINISTER FOR HOMELESSNESS MINISTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL MEDIA RELEASE 20 JUNE 2024 Albanese LABOR government tackling VETERAN HOMELESSNESS The Albanese Labor Government is delivering on our election commitment to address … Continued
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A celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music, dance, art and enterprise will take over Sydney Town Hall on Wednesday 10 July, as part of NAIDOC Week. This year’s NAIDOC in the City event includes a free, all-ages, night-time live music concert from 6pm featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists including … Continued
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Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Law School is partnering with the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) to provide students with a unique glimpse into the legal system from the perspectives of First Nations Peoples. In a first for CDU, the three-day True Justice Deep Listening on Country elective unit will see 10 second-year law students examine the current … Continued
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The Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD) is excited to announce its upcoming free event Life Ready: The Value of L&D in Supporting Marginalised Youth Into the Workforce. It will take place at the Youth Arts and Recreation Centre (YARC) in Hobart, Tasmania on Tuesday 23 July 2024. Recent research from the Australian … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union has warned FedUni’s newly released plan to slash jobs will inflame the university’s financial problems. FedUni Vice-Chancellor Duncan Bentley this week confirmed he was pushing ahead with the “Future Fed” cuts despite widespread community opposition. A change paper released on Wednesday confirms most of the cuts will be applied to … Continued
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Kurri Kurri, 19 June 2024, REMONDIS Australia – REMONDIS Australia and TAFE NSW have taken circular economy recycling to a new level by arranging the supply of a used waste collection truck and engine parts for heavy vehicle mechanic students. The partnership has seen REMONDIS deliver a 2008 Volvo FM380 ‘Hooklift’ truck to TAFE … Continued
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School holidays are taking on a sporting theme in Ipswich with the chance to try sports, see high-profile sporting personalities and learn about fitness and wellbeing. The fun starts from Saturday 22 June – 28 June with Play On in the Nicholas St Precinct. From 10am – 2pm daily, kids can enjoy a range of … Continued
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SOUTHERN STARS IS MAGNIFICA IN 2024 The official launch of Southern Stars 2024 – Magnifica – will take place from 10am next Monday 24 June at the BlueScope Visitors Centre, with featured singers, dancers and musicians providing a glimpse of this year’s amazing show and world-class talent. Executive Producer, Paul Roger (Principal Corrimal … Continued
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Queensland Unions, the peak body representing 400,000 Queensland workers, says Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes’ comments yesterday that employers would be ‘reluctant to hire or promote women’ if they’re afforded paid reproductive health leave contradict research and regress women’s fight for gender equality. Breaking research released today by the McKell Institute into paid reproductive health leave … Continued
