
Changes made to New Acland Expansion project
Revisions to the New Acland Expansion project have been welcomed by the Queensland state government.

Revisions to the New Acland Expansion project have been welcomed by the Queensland state government.

Queensland is soon to officially open a new world-class research facility, which will see around 650 researchers relocating to the area.

Industry sectors throughout Queensland are continuing to engage with schools and young students, a report has noted.
The Queensland Training Ombudsman’s Office closed on 31 October 2012 following a decision by the Queensland Government to reduce duplication of services and costs. Complaints by apprentices, trainees and their employers will instead be made to the Department of Education, Training and Employment, Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (QIRC).

Resources companies throughout Queensland have been assured by the Newman government that it will do everything possible to ensure continued growth in the sector.

Efforts are underway to secure a best practice framework for uranium mining in Queensland, as membership of the Uranium Implementation Committee is announced.

A group of students have been given an insight into the building and construction industry, with the help of Hervey Bay’s WIN Constructions Queensland.

The federal government is introducing reforms to the apprenticeship system to address growing concerns about a looming skills shortage.

A $30 million project to upgrade Qantas’s heavy maintenance facilities in Brisbane will create hundreds of employment opportunities, including 30 apprenticeships in Queensland.

Queensland is seeing an increased investment in housing, with the state recording a considerable amount of interest in its built environment. For those seeking apprenticeship opportunities, the growing focus on construction could pave the way for a myriad of exciting positions.