
BUSY and MTA Queensland host first ever motor trade industry overview
On 25 February BUSY At Work and the Motor Trades Industry of Queensland (MTA Queensland) hosted the first ever motor trade industry overview.
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On 25 February BUSY At Work and the Motor Trades Industry of Queensland (MTA Queensland) hosted the first ever motor trade industry overview.

First year university student Janah O’Shea has always wanted to work with disengaged young people and in a few short years she has already shown herself to be a more than capable youth worker.

On April 1, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its latest data on the country’s housing approvals. This month’s edition of its dispatch reveals that in trend terms, the number of approved dwellings grew by 1.6 per cent in February of this year.

Alicia McCauley has tried her hand at a few different careers over the years but it wasn’t until she moved into office administration in Gladstone that she found her true vocation.

Former Toolooa High School student Montana Connors has always been keen to pursue a career in the administration field.

The federal government has announced a new scheme that will generate 20,000 jobs for Indigenous people in Australia over the next five years.

The federal government has announced new reforms that are expected to provide a significant boost to Indigenous employment opportunities nationwide.

Indigenous employment in Australia is set to receive more than $860 million from the federal government as part of a grant funding initiative.

Being a male in a non traditional role has never stopped Michael Turley achieving success in his chosen career.

On 25 February BUSY At Work and the Motor Trades Industry of Queensland (MTA Queensland) hosted the first ever motor trade industry overview.

First year university student Janah O’Shea has always wanted to work with disengaged young people and in a few short years she has already shown herself to be a more than capable youth worker.

On April 1, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its latest data on the country’s housing approvals. This month’s edition of its dispatch reveals that in trend terms, the number of approved dwellings grew by 1.6 per cent in February of this year.

Alicia McCauley has tried her hand at a few different careers over the years but it wasn’t until she moved into office administration in Gladstone that she found her true vocation.

Former Toolooa High School student Montana Connors has always been keen to pursue a career in the administration field.

The federal government has announced a new scheme that will generate 20,000 jobs for Indigenous people in Australia over the next five years.

The federal government has announced new reforms that are expected to provide a significant boost to Indigenous employment opportunities nationwide.