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Aussie GI Jane rides the waves of success

SHE’S Australia’s version of GI Jane. But unlike the US version, this 24-year-old has loved every minute of her Navy training and is in no hurry to leave.

SHE’S Australia’s version of GI Jane. But unlike the US version, this 24-year-old has loved every minute of her Navy training and is in no hurry to leave.

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With his new degree Martin O’Driscoll hopes to win an off-shore posting. contributed

Engineering offers significant career options

The high levels of investment means significant career opportunities in the engineering industry in coming years.

IF YOU’RE starting out on your job search, you don’t have to do it alone. For jobseekers, the benefits of working with an agency can be substantial.

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Using the experts can make finding the right job easier

Whether you want to climb the corporate ladder or take a new career path entirely, training is going to help you get there.

Employment

Train to take your career to the next level

Entrepreneurial minds have forged lucrative careers creating software for not just the iPhone, but the other ecosystems growing around other products.

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Working toward jobs which don't exist

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Business confidence is down as the mining outlook weakens.

Union pay requests labelled a 'rain on the payrolls'

A UNION push for a $30-per-week increase to the minimum wage has been described as a “raid on the payrolls” of Australia’s small businesses.

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WOMEN are almost equally represented in all workplaces around Australia, but the number of women in the mining and construction sectors continues to lag.

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Mining and construction lag in equally representing women

INVESTMENTS by big mining companies in their communities are often “disconnected from community needs”, a study of miners’ policies has found.

Business

Study criticises how miners invest in their communities

SHOPPERS who want to avoid palm oil when they are at the supermarket are unable to do so due to unclear labelling laws, a consumer advocate group says.

Business

Want to avoid palm oil? Labelling laws won't help you yet

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