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An additional $2.5 billion of investment is heading to the Gold Coast’s CBD, with Southport set to become the region’s core business and employment hub.
Mature age apprentice and family man, Michael Momo has come a long way since moving to Australia at the end of 2012.
The construction of a multimillion-dollar integrated casino resort on the Gold Coast looks set to go ahead, following the announcement that a site for the project has been decided.
Having just established themselves in their new office at 70 Sydney Street Mackay, BUSY At Work, Work for the Dole (WFD) Co-ordinator, Kristy Gostelow and staff are now keen to enlist potential Host Organisations to come up with suitable activities for job seekers.
The state’s tourism industry is thriving, bringing a host of new job opportunities to Queensland and boosting regional economies.
The creation of thousands of jobs in Queensland could be in the pipeline if the China Stone Coal project goes ahead, according to the state government.
Agricultural apprenticeships in Queensland are a key focus of a new partnership between the Palaszczuk government and the state’s major producers.
Queensland’s State Budget has helped bring added confidence to companies and the labour market, Treasurer Curtis Pitt has claimed.
In what promises to be an awesome afternoon of fun and frivolity, BUSY At Work are sponsoring a charity luncheon to help raise funding and awareness of childhood cancer.
An additional $2.5 billion of investment is heading to the Gold Coast’s CBD, with Southport set to become the region’s core business and employment hub.
Mature age apprentice and family man, Michael Momo has come a long way since moving to Australia at the end of 2012.
The construction of a multimillion-dollar integrated casino resort on the Gold Coast looks set to go ahead, following the announcement that a site for the project has been decided.
Having just established themselves in their new office at 70 Sydney Street Mackay, BUSY At Work, Work for the Dole (WFD) Co-ordinator, Kristy Gostelow and staff are now keen to enlist potential Host Organisations to come up with suitable activities for job seekers.
The state’s tourism industry is thriving, bringing a host of new job opportunities to Queensland and boosting regional economies.
The creation of thousands of jobs in Queensland could be in the pipeline if the China Stone Coal project goes ahead, according to the state government.
Agricultural apprenticeships in Queensland are a key focus of a new partnership between the Palaszczuk government and the state’s major producers.
