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WEBEvents Archive - The Mandarin. Tue. 18. Feb. Taking place across seven Australian capital cities, and after six massive events in August, this summit will be our biggest….
NSW finally gets rolling on $6bn of replacement trains - The …
WEBNSW intercity and regional rail commuters will finally start to see $6 billion worth of high-tech rolling stock commissioned by the former government hitting the rails from next year after the Minns government miraculously resolved longstanding union safety concerns that have had the trains mothballed and held in storage since their delivery ...
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The kinship question: Bruce Pascoe and the long search for his mob
WEBJul 15, 2021 · Pastor Cruse is now 88 years old and was part of the early generation of Aboriginal activists who took political action in the 1960s. “I trust Bruce Pascoe as a human being,” Pastor Cruse told Crikey. “It’s his prerogative if he …
WEBThe State of Social Media In 2023, the landscape of social media underwent significant changes and controversies that marked the industry. Despite Facebook’s vast user base of 3.03 billion, Twitter/X and TikTok claimed a substantial share of headline
Electricians arc-up over renewables transition - The Mandarin
WEBThe ETU, using research from progressive thinktank Per Capita, reckons the electricity industry is short of at least 100,000 workers over the next 25 years to even come near electrification targets. The ETU-sponsored report, named “Charged Up”, cautions that climate targets could be difficult to meet if the skills supply remains neglected.
Albo’s first reshuffle: Full list of changes - The Mandarin
WEBJul 28, 2024 · Albo’s first reshuffle: Full list of changes. Tony Burke and Anthony Albanese. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has moved to neutralise political liabilities within his government’s inner circle before the election, demoting Clare O’Neil from home affairs and cybersecurity to housing …
New commissioner Glanville has ‘unfinished business’ at NDIS
WEBAug 28, 2024 · Former NDIA deputy Louise Glanville has been named the new chief of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Quality and Safeguards Commission, replacing acting commissioner Mike Phelan. The former CEO of Victoria Legal Aid and chair of National Legal Aid is an experienced leader and deputy secretary across legal, social and government sectors.