Opinion
The hollow promise of job-ready uni graduate funding
Universities and students have been short-changed by the federal government’s reformed funding model, argues Mark Warburton.
Opinion
Universities and students have been short-changed by the federal government’s reformed funding model, argues Mark Warburton.
News
Economists expect today’s jobs figures to show a rise in the unemployment rate, likely to be the first of several in coming months, as the economic downturn from widespread COVID-19 lockdowns begins to hit home.
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The Morrison Government’s pre-election budget is about boosting jobs, services and the economy, as a surplus becomes a distant memory, writes Michelle Grattan.
Employment and hours worked have held steady despite the removal of key support measures that were in place during the heat of the pandemic, a new study has found.
South Australian business and educators must equip today’s young school students with the motivation and training for next-generation jobs and opportunities, writes Jodie van Deventer.
A $4 million upgrade to Thebarton Theatre, a $7.3 million Mount Barker regional aquatic centre and a $7.1 million Salisbury recreation precinct redevelopment are among more than $100 million “shovel-ready” projects to receive funding under a State Government infrastructure program aimed at creating jobs.
