Bonds a boost to Indigenous businesses
First Nations businesses have been supported with more than $1 billion worth of contracts through a nation-wide bond program.
The Indigenous Business Australia (IBA)
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Pryer principals continue in Salisbury
The Pryer name continues to shape the minds of young children in Brisbane’s southern suburbs.
Felicity Pryer is the new principal of St Pius X School Salisbury, 60
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Sunshine Coast plates up a food lovers’ delight
South-East Queensland palates are set to be tantalised, with The Sunshine Coast Curated Plate Food and Drink Festival gearing up for another serving.
For 10 days from
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CTM announces board and executive team changes
Corporate Travel Management’s (CTM) Laura Ruffles has stepped back from her role as Executive Director and CEO Australia/New Zealand, Asia, and Europe to allow time to
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Pill testing weeds out higher-risk substances
More than 250 festival-goers took advantage of Queensland’s first pill-testing services at the Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival over the Easter long weekend.
The State
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Samantha Mostyn to be our new Governor-General
Samantha Mostyn will be Australia’s new Governor-General when David Hurley’s term ends in June this year.
Making the announcement, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
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Poor pay a sour note for Aussie musicians
The majority of Australian musicians made around $12 an hour last year, about half Australia’s minimum wage, and that’s when they were able to land a gig.
A recent
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Blueprint a pathway to mandated clean indoor air
A QUT professor, who hit the headlines during the COVID pandemic, is urging governments to legislate appropriate indoor air quality standards in public spaces.
Professor
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QUT political course builds pathway to councils
Two of Queensland’s newly-elected mayors are graduates of a QUT program which delivered 13 successful candidates in March’s local government elections.
A total of 26
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ChatGPT not all it’s quacked up to be in health
ChatGPT won’t be replacing doctors anytime soon, with a CSIRO study showing the AI tool becomes less reliable as it is provided with more health information.
The
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