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- Childcare, Government NSW
- 08/05/2024
- 08:48
*** MEDIA ALERT: NOON CHILD PROTECTION PROTEST AT 12.30PM TODAY***
What: Child protection caseworkers hold protest When: 12.30pm, Wednesday 8th of May Where: 25-27 Tompson Street, Wagga Wagga Why: Child protection workers walk off the job over child safety across NSW Relevant Press Release: Child protection workers walk off the job over child safety in the Riverina Child protection caseworkers will stop work and protest outside the Community Services Centre in Wagga Wagga today at 12.30pm over unacceptable risk to child safety in the Riverina. Child protection caseworkers say there is a crisis in child protection. Only one in four kids reported to child protection services as at risk of…
- Childcare, Government NSW
- 08/05/2024
- 08:37
*** MEDIA ALERT: NOON CHILD PROTECTION PROTEST AT 12.30PM TODAY***
What: Child protection caseworkers hold protest When: 12.30pm, Wednesday 8th of May Where: 25-27 Tompson Street, Wagga Wagga Why: Child protection workers walk off the job over child safety across NSW Relevant Press Release: Child protection workers walk off the job over child safety in the Riverina Child protection caseworkers will stop work and protest outside the Community Services Centre in Wagga Wagga today at 12.30pm over unacceptable risk to child safety in the Riverina. Child protection caseworkers say there is a crisis in child protection. Only one in four kids reported to child protection services as at risk of…
- Foreign Affairs Trade, Political
- 08/05/2024
- 08:05
Aid peak warns of humanitarian catastrophe over Rafah assault
Media release | Wednesday, 8 May 2024 The Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) warns a full-scale military assault on the Gazan city of Rafah would have catastrophic humanitarian consequences. The peak body for humanitarian agencies said 1.3 million people, 600,000 of them children, were trapped in Rafah after Israeli attacks forced them from their homes. ACFID CEO Marc Purcell said: “Civilians fled to Rafah because Israel said it was a safe zone. Now, the city risks becoming a zone of death for a starving population with nowhere left to flee. “Rafah is a hub for the humanitarian workers who…
- Medical Health Aged Care, Mental Health
- 08/05/2024
- 08:00
When menopause and eating disorders collide, help is now available
A new online resource developed by Monash University researchers will help women navigate eating disorders during perimenopause and menopause, when symptoms can become both distressing and hard to tell apart. Senior clinical psychologist and eating disorders expert Associate Professor Gemma Sharp, from the School of Translational Medicine, led the resource’s development, in collaboration with Eating Disorders Victoria (EDV) and Professor Susan Davis, whose research focuses on sex hormones across the life span. “The hormonal fluctuations of menopause can trigger or intensify symptoms, and some women are experiencing their eating disorder flare up for the first time in decades,” Associate Professor…
- Animal Animal WelfareRights, Energy
- 08/05/2024
- 07:34
MEDIA ALERT – PRESS CONFERENCE SPRINGFIELD, QLD TODAY
When: TODAY MAY 8 1030 AM (full launch from 11 am) Where: Greater Springfield Veterinary Practice , 5 Commercial Drive Springfield, Qld 4300 What: Dogs, cats and vets launching the Climate Care program, a world-first program to reduce waste and energy use Vision available: Dogs, kittens and examples of how a clinic reduced waste and water and energy use Vets available for interview in Springfield today: Jeremy Watson - Climate Care Program co-creator Elise Anderson - Vets for Climate Action Jeannet Kessels - Vets for Climate Action Chair and practice owner Prof Mark Howden, Director, ANU Institute for Climate, Disaster…
- Results Statistics
- 08/05/2024
- 07:28
OZ Lotto Draw no. 1577
Official Results OZ Lotto Draw no. 1577 Draw Date: Tuesday, 7 May 2024 Drawn Numbers Winning Numbers 15 46 43 24 45 35 47 (drawn order) Supplementary Numbers 19 20 38 (drawn order) Dividends Dividend Total Winners Total Prizes Payable Division 1 $0.00 0 $0.00 Division 2 $236,010.30 1 $236,010.30 Division 3 $4,498.75 62 $278,922.50 Division 4 $519.50 413 $214,553.50 Division 5 $64.50 2,661 $171,634.50 Division 6 $30.95 68,622 $2,123,850.90 Division 7 $19.55 174,288 $3,407,330.40 246,047 $6,432,302.10 Division 1 Jackpots to $20,000,000.00
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- Childcare, Government NSW
- 08/05/2024
- 07:22
*** MEDIA ALERT: NOON CHILD PROTECTION PROTEST AT 12.30PM TODAY***
What: Child protection caseworkers hold protest When: 12.30pm, Wednesday 8th of May Where: Noel Park House 155 Marius Street, Tamworth Why: Child protection caseworkers walk off the job over child safety across NSW Contact: 0405 285 547 Relevant Press Release: Child protection workers walk off the job over child safety in New England Child protection caseworkers will stop work and protest outside the Community Services Centre in Tamworth today at 12.30pm over unacceptable risk to child safety in New England. Child protection caseworkers say there is a crisis in child protection. Only one in four kids reported to child protection…
- Building Construction, Government Federal
- 08/05/2024
- 07:19
Tradie skills spend will boost construction: CFMEU
The CFMEU has strongly endorsed the Albanese Government’s federal budget boost for apprenticeships and traineeships in the construction industry. As part of the package announced on Wednesday, the government will fund an additional 15,000 fee-free construction TAFE and VET places over two years from 2025. There is also new funding for industry training providers, including sector-leading programs run by building industry unions. CFMEU National Secretary Zach Smith said the announcement showed the government was serious about addressing skills shortages. “This investment will mean more apprentices and trainees will get the training they need to build critical housing and infrastructure that…
- Medical Health Aged Care, Youth
- 08/05/2024
- 07:00
Cancer Council ACT receives almost $900,000 to help young Canberrans quit vaping
Cancer Council ACT has been awarded a total of $889,372 in grant funding from the ACT Government to facilitate three programs that will help…
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