Long COVID more likely to impact Australian women
Wealthy middle-aged woman, with pre-existing health problems, were the most likely to have long COVID in Australia.
Macquarie University researchers studied seven
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Queensland a hotspot for dog attacks on posties
Queensland is home to the nation’s hotspots for dog attacks on posties.
New figures from Australia Post show there were 505 attacks in the Sunshine State over the
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French’s dedication to horticulture bears fruit
Brisbane horticulturist Ben French is the best in the country, after being named Horticulturist of the Year at the Australian Institute of Horticulture (AIH) Awards held
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Health workers battling regulatory barriers across borders
Australian health professionals are being prevented from maximising their benefit to communities because of a lack of a consistent national approach to healthcare.
An
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Extra help for student debt burden as threshold lifts
Australians will need to earn at least $67,000 next year before they need to start repaying their student debt.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, from July 1 next
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Care worker sleepovers under Commission’s scrutiny
Care workers who undertake sleepovers as part of their duties are the focus of a case being heard by the Fair Work Commission this week.
The application was brought by
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Partnerships open up pathways for Petrie students
Partnering with both the tertiary and VET sectors has given all students at a high school north of Brisbane tailored career pathways.
Mt Maria College Petrie Principal
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Public Service reports on work it will do in future
The Australian Public Service (APS) plans to bring in-house more than half a billion dollars’ worth of work, currently performed by external contractors.
Federal
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Regional work showing more hip-pocket appeal
Australian workers are increasingly financially better off working in regional areas, as opposed to chasing high-paying city jobs, according to a new report.
Economic
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Chamber Music Festival hits right note for economy
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music (ACFM) more than doubled its impact on the Queensland economy this year.
AFCM Executive Director Ricardo Peach said the North
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