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Fortunately, international research organisation Deloitte has released its forecast for the future of the Australian economy, including the 25 sectors most likely to lead economic growth over the next 20 years.
The Queensland government has announced the next step forward for the ResourcesQ initiative, appointing six industry experts to lead the partnership group.
The state government has welcomed the 2014 Regional Planning Interests Act in a move to improve the applications and approval process.
In line with the government’s promise to reduce red tape by 20 per cent by 2018, the first ever repeal day is scheduled for Wednesday next week (March 26) and is expected to slash 8,000 redundant laws and legislation. This could equate to more than $1 billion worth of reduced administrative expenses for Australian businesses.
When Tamara McCormack left the familiar surrounds of Stanthorpe searching for work, she had no idea she was about to embark on a course that would not only take her back closer to home but also land her the job of her dreams.
Nominations are currently open for the 2014 event, with 18 awards up for grabs in a number of different divisions. The direct entry categories for businesses and organisations include the Australian Apprenticeships – Employer Award, Disability Training Initiative Award and School Pathways to VET Award.
More new jobs have been created in Queensland than in any other state, Treasurer Tim Nicholls revealed in a March 13 media release. This is encouraging for those considering apprenticeships and traineeships in Queensland, as a rise in new jobs means employers are seeking talented workers.
Commonly known as Australia’s longest shortcut, the Outback Way runs from Winton in Queensland to Laverton in Western Australia – effectively cutting through the heart of central Australia.
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines Andrew Cripps announced the Queensland government’s $1.5 million investment on March 12.
Fortunately, international research organisation Deloitte has released its forecast for the future of the Australian economy, including the 25 sectors most likely to lead economic growth over the next 20 years.
The Queensland government has announced the next step forward for the ResourcesQ initiative, appointing six industry experts to lead the partnership group.
The state government has welcomed the 2014 Regional Planning Interests Act in a move to improve the applications and approval process.
In line with the government’s promise to reduce red tape by 20 per cent by 2018, the first ever repeal day is scheduled for Wednesday next week (March 26) and is expected to slash 8,000 redundant laws and legislation. This could equate to more than $1 billion worth of reduced administrative expenses for Australian businesses.
When Tamara McCormack left the familiar surrounds of Stanthorpe searching for work, she had no idea she was about to embark on a course that would not only take her back closer to home but also land her the job of her dreams.
Nominations are currently open for the 2014 event, with 18 awards up for grabs in a number of different divisions. The direct entry categories for businesses and organisations include the Australian Apprenticeships – Employer Award, Disability Training Initiative Award and School Pathways to VET Award.
More new jobs have been created in Queensland than in any other state, Treasurer Tim Nicholls revealed in a March 13 media release. This is encouraging for those considering apprenticeships and traineeships in Queensland, as a rise in new jobs means employers are seeking talented workers.
