Labour shortages easing but still high
Australia’s chronic labour shortage of the past few years is easing but job vacancies remain well above historical levels.
Australia Bureau of Statistics detailed
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Hundreds of Aussies bestowed Kings Honours
More than 730 Australians were recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours list.
Of those, 493 were recipients of awards in the General Division of the Order
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Commissioner for Brisbane night life
A new Night Life Economy Commissioner will be tasked with working with businesses and live music venues to support the state’s entertainment precincts.
Queensland
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State Budget targets cost-of-living support
By Steve Zeppa
Election sweeteners continue to be rolled out as the Queensland Government prepares to hand down the State Budget this week.
With a state election
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New level for state’s game creators
Home-grown gaming creators are being acknowledged through an upcoming festival and increased grants funding.
The Queensland Games Festival this month promises to be a
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New green ‘sponge’ captures carbon from air
Researchers have created a low-cost, energy-efficient method of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the air using a charcoal “sponge”.
Lead researcher Assistant
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Manufacturers miss the mark on nutrition
Australian food and beverage manufacturers have made little progress in improving their focus on nutrition, according to a new report.
A Deakin University scorecard has
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From gold to Great for Olympic champion
Olympic gold medallist Nat Cook is one of six Queenslanders named Greats as part of Queensland Day celebrations.
Ms Cook, the driving force behind the Aussie Athlete
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Brisbane office demand to expand CBD
Brisbane will need to effectively extend its CBD to Milton and Fortitude Valley and create far more office space by 2032, according to projections from Colliers
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Australia still riding high on sheep’s back
Australia continues to ride on the sheep’s back, with latest data showing we remain the world’s largest exporter of sheepmeat.
New figures from the Australian Bureau
Read more9 June 2024