Pennisi new WorkCover Queensland CEO
Former QSuper CEO Michael Pennisi is the new CEO of WorkCover Queensland.
State Industrial Relations Minister Grace Grace said Mr Pennisi brought decades of experience
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AI reveals new antibiotic options to explore
Pharmaceutical manufacturers now have access to almost a million potential sources of antibiotics, as researchers work to combat growing resistance to current
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Southern Cross leaps up world uni rankings
Southern Cross University is celebrating an 80-place jump in the 2025 QS World University Rankings to achieve its best-ever result.
QS has also honoured the University
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Retailers criticise push to axe junior rates
An application before the Fair Work Commission to abolish junior rates for young workers has been criticised by the nation’s peak retail body.
Australian Retailers
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Billion-dollar boost to Queensland renewables
Queensland’s renewable energy sector will receive a $7 billion boost in next week’s State Budget.
Premier Steven Miles said the budget, to be handed down on June 11,
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Showtime for new ballet master
Queensland Ballet will welcome new ballet master James Barton who will team with Greg Horsman, Matthew Lawrence and Zenia Tatcheva in teaching, preparing and
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Council embarks on largest public art commissioning
Sunshine Coast Council is undertaking it largest public art commission to create an entry statement at its new library and community centre in Caloundra.
Mayor Rosanna
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Call to encourage retirees to live overseas
A proposal to incentivise retirees to live overseas and place their Australian homes into the rental pool is being floated as way to help ease the current housing
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Lower age limit for free bowel cancer screening
The Federal Government is extending the free bowel screening program to people aged above 45.
Currently, people aged 50 to 74 receive a free bowel screening kit in the
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Orders dry up for Australian industry
Australian industries are recording the largest levels of production capacity since the COVID winter lockdowns in 2020.
The May Australian Industry Index (Aii), released
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