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A domestic violence service which saves hundreds of women’s lives a year is one sick day away from closing, says the union which represents workers at the service. The Mt Druitt Family Violence Service provides ‘first contact’ services to women who have just fled violent partners but is so short staffed it might have … Continued
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A domestic violence service which saves hundreds of women’s lives a year is one sick day away from closing, says the union which represents workers at the service. The Mt Druitt Family Violence Service provides ‘first contact’ services to women who have just fled violent partners but is so short staffed it might have … Continued
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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Port Macquarie Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Ben James 0438 485 535 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Port Macquarie will stop … Continued
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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Newcastle Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Nathan Bradshaw 0419 691 114 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Newcastle, Gosford and the Hunter … Continued
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A former landfill site at St Peters in Sydney’s Inner West, now part of the St Peters Interchange, has been declared significantly contaminated by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) in response to ongoing detections of elevated methane and carbon dioxide levels at the site. The declaration allows for improved long-term oversight of the Interchange … Continued
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The region’s most outstanding people and organisations working and learning in the vocational education and training (VET) sector have been recognised at this year’s North Coast & Mid North Coast Regional Training Awards. The event celebrated the achievements of all category winners including apprentices, trainees, students, businesses, and trainers that champion vocational education. … Continued
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The passage of portable long service leave for 240,000 community and disability sector workers in NSW is a major victory that will help keep them in the sector for longer and recognise their service and dedication to NSW communities. The new law, passed by the NSW Parliament today, allows workers to accrue long service leave … Continued
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Wednesday, 19 June 2024 NSW solicitors welcome new judicial appointments The Law Society of NSW welcomes the appointments of two richly experienced and talented lawyers to crucial roles in the state’s justice system. As Chief Magistrate of NSW, Judge Michael Allen will provide excellent leadership of the Local Court of NSW, the busiest jurisdiction in … Continued
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A Monash University expert is available to comment on the New South Wales state budget, which was delivered by Treasurer Daniel Mookhey on Tuesday. Similar to the Victorian budget last month, young people have been shortchanged on key funding announcements. Professor Lucas Walsh, Director of the Monash Centre for Youth Policy and Education PracticeContact details: … Continued
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The Primary Care Business Council (PCBC) said yesterday’s NSW Budget falls far short of supporting the needs of primary care in the state. While the PCBC welcomes the retrospective amnesty to payroll tax on GPs, the group said that Government’s Bulk Billing Support Initiative will be ineffective in preserving bulk billing. “The Government’s … Continued
