Inaugural Koorie Big Day Out fuels First Nations students’ career aspirations

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Inaugural Koorie Big Day Out fuels First Nations students’ career aspirations

The event was a collaboration between the Victorian Department of Education and the Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Incorporated and featured exhibitors from several universities, TAFEs, local employers and First Nations-led organisations. “We have worked together to put on a Koorie-specific careers and aspirations event for our senior First Nations students across the Goulburn area,” Department … [Read more…]

As Ravens relax this summer, we’ll be watching the Orioles (when we can)

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As Ravens relax this summer, we’ll be watching the Orioles (when we can)

Now that Ravens minicamp is over our Luke Jones fills Nestor in on a prognosis of purple while the Orioles will truly become the boys of summer in Baltimore. Are you watching baseball? SUMMARY KEYWORDS year, ravens, offensive line, game, talked, people, play, paid, orioles, bateman, mike mcdonald, wide receiver, give, team, contract, dobbins, lamar, … [Read more…]

Meet the new editor of the Townsville Bulletin

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Meet the new editor of the Townsville Bulletin

Cas Garvey is returning to Townsville after successful stints across Mackay, Bowen, the Whitsundays, and Tasmania. Cas, who is currently head of content of The Mercury in Hobart, will replace Craig Herbert, who was appointed recently as editor of The Mercury. Her promotion marks a return to her hometown where Cas was digital and deputy … [Read more…]

Community challenges a priority for Jesuit Social Services

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Community challenges a priority for Jesuit Social Services

Jesuit Social Services is a social change organisation that works to build a more just society through research and advocacy in areas of justice, reconciliation, disability services, housing and community work. Ms Cleeland said the organisation’s work on the Dropping Off the Edge report covered location-based challenges across the state, finding that many of the … [Read more…]

Aussies looking to minimise living costs should consider moving to these areas

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Aussies looking to minimise living costs should consider moving to these areas

Removalist booking platform Muval has revealed for the 15th month in a row, Melbourne is the most in demand city to move to in Australia, pulling in 25% of all inbound metro moving enquiries in May. The majority of these enquiries were Sydney residents, although many Brisbane and Perth residents were also looking to move … [Read more…]

How Damian Lillard Sparked Major Heat Trade Buzz

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How Damian Lillard Sparked Major Heat Trade Buzz

NBA Analysis Network Portland Trail Blazers superstar point guard Damian Lillard was smiling and laughing to the sounds of Will Smith’s famous song, “Miami,” on Instagram Live, and many NBA fans thought the seven-time All-Star was getting traded to the Miami Heat. However, his agent said that wasn’t the case. “The music was just a coincidence,” … [Read more…]

Get ready Shoalhaven, the Arty Farty Party is back

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Get ready Shoalhaven, the Arty Farty Party is back

Published on 26 June 2023 Get ready for the fun-est day of the year when the Arty Farty Party children’s festival returns bringing excitement and interactive arts mayhem to the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre on Saturday 1 July.  This year’s theme for the festival is making memories and everyone is invited to come along to make … [Read more…]

Record Agricultural Sector Valuation as Regions and Commodities Grow Strongly

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Record Agricultural Sector Valuation as Regions and Commodities Grow Strongly

Media materials – (grabs, overlay, photos) Qld’s ag and fisheries forecast to reach record $23.44 billion value. Beef, sugar and cotton remain Queensland’s biggest crops. Strong growth in fresh produce. Toowoomba, Bundaberg among strongest producing regions. Lockyer Valley the fastest growing region for value of ag. Queensland’s agriculture and fisheries sector has broken another record … [Read more…]

Transgrid Says More Renewables Is The Only Way To Bring Energy Prices Down

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Transgrid Says More Renewables Is The Only Way To Bring Energy Prices Down

Transgrid CEO Brett Redman says bringing renewables online as quickly as possible is “the only way to bring energy prices down”.   “With over 80 per cent of coal-fired capacity in NSW expected to retire and 28GW of new renewable and storage capacity coming online in the next 10 years, we must urgently accelerate the … [Read more…]