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Inside
the May issue....
- SPONSORSHIP IS POPULAR OPTION - THE
number of employer sponsored visas issued to overseas skilled migrants
is at an all time high. The skills shortage in Australia is so severe
in particular occupations that employers have no other option than
trying to find qualified staff overseas. more...
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- New voice for young -
A CALL has gone out to young Australians to help shape the new forum
that will allow them participate in government policy development and
decision making. more...
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- WA charges kept below inflation -
FOR the eigth consecutive year, the Western Australia Government has
kep the combined impact of government fees and charges on Western
Australian households to below the rate of inflation more...
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- Cheaper rentals on the way -
THE Australian government has announced plans to formally establish a
significantly expanded National Rental Affordability Scheme. more...
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- Low interest rates in the past -
LEADING independent economic forecaster and industry analyst, BIS
Shrapnel, forecasts inflation will remain above three per cent for the
rest of 2008, through 2009 and into 2010. more...
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- Cold call crackdown -
THE South Australian Government has introduced legislation entitling
all South Australians to a 10-day cooling-off period on contracts for
goods and/or services that result from a trader making unsolicited
contact with people via telephone. more...
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- Students on the rise -
THE number of students in higher education in Australia continues to
grow strongly, reaching nearly 900,000 in the first half of 2007. more...
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- Trade schools now open for business -
THE first school students are taking uo high-level apprenticeships in
engineering, construction and plumbing as South Australia's new
AU$29.5m Trade Schools for the Future open for business. more...
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- Used car buyers snub old bombs -
AUSTRALIAN motorists buying a used car are prepared to spend more on
newer, fuel efficient models, rather than on traditional cheap old
bombs, according to new research by National Roads and Motorists'
Association (NRMA) CarWise. more...
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- Health messages getting through -
NEW South Wales' Minister for Health, Reba Meagher, said the latest
health messages are hitting the mark, with the number of people smoking
or engaging in risk drinking behaviour at the lowest level in 10 years. more...
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- New simulator to help train ambulance staff - AUSTRALIA'S first simulated road accident scene for training ambulance staff has been launched in Hobart, Tasmania. more...
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- Positive outlook for WA -
WITH more than $160 billion in new projects it is predicted that the
Western Australian economy will be protected from any global economic
slowdown. more...
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