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Premier Palaszczuk in her speech addressed the state's economic performance and discussed the forward direction of Queensland.

Public service jobs inflating Qld's healthy job figures

THE thousands of new jobs Annastacia Palaszczuk has taken credit for since the election are mostly made up of the governments’ ballooning public service.

RAAF base to boost economy by $1.2B, create 2800 jobs

mberley in Queensland on 24 November 2016.

By 2020, 7000 people will be employed on site

The top 20 jobs that are most in demand in Australia

There are plenty of jobs for pizza cooks in Australia.

Finding a job depends greatly on where you're looking for one

Massive solar farm to provide 250 jobs

FRV's Moree Solar Farm.

The 148MW farm is being built on a disused mango farm

How to nail that job interview

Congratulations on landing a job interview - now it is time to nail it.

Impress with some simple preparation

Dream crushed as 'no one wants to hire a foreigner'

Suzan Aliny.. "My children are very sad to leave their school already."

Skilled migrant speaks out about employment difficulties

$200,000 job goes begging, snapped up by foreign workers

Shotcreter Chris McKervey lines tunnels with concrete spray and gets paid upwards of $200K a year.

A lack of local workers means top-paying jobs are going begging

The boom is over, so what's bringing people to Gladstone?

A Gladstone development advocate has suggested the city could become an import-export freight hub for northern Australia.

New migration data reveals those moving away from and into Gladstone

How every job in Australia is going to change

The future of work: how your job will change by 2030

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40% of vocational student loans will not be repaid: report

40% of vocational student loans will not be repaid: report

MORE than a third of government loans to vocational education and training students will never be repaid, according to a new analysis by the Grattan Institute.

Claims foreign aid cuts hurt girls' education

Claims foreign aid cuts hurt girls' education

First Australian Joint Strike Fighter pilot starts training

An F-35 II Joint Strike Fighter prototype undergoes testing in America.

Australian JSF pilot to begin training on Monday

Senate set to reject higher education bill for second time

Senator Nick Xenophon questions senior public servants and ministers during a Senate committee at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday May 27, 2014.

Senate set to reject education reforms again when parliament resumes

'What a rip-off': Price hike leaves Cowboys fans grounded

'What a rip-off': Price hike leaves Cowboys fans grounded

An airfare price hike has left Cowboys fans unable to make the match next weekend.

'Refreshing': New Ipswich beer flowing ahead of hot weekend

The new lime beer available at Pumpyard Bar and Brewery.

Ipswich brewery whips up Lime Lager in time for scorcher weekend

JOBS BOOST: Fast track for $950M Gladstone project

MEGA-RESORT: A proposed master plan for the Hummock Hill Island Development project.

State Government could step in to approve island resort.

$5.1 billion in the pipeline of region's solar boom

Across the Toowoomba and Western Downs local government regions, there are 14 approved solar plants, worth an estimated $5.1 billion.

Check out the dizzying numbers behind region's solar boom

Australia's $100 notes: where did they all go?

The new $10 note has been released but very few of us may actually ever use it.

Australia is absolutely flush with cash

CommBank dumps $2 ATM fee

Customers use automatic teller machines (ATM) outside a branch of Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Picture: News Corp AustraliaSource:News Limited

Bank customers will no longer pay ATM fees with Commbank

Miner makes cash offer as $3.9bn WICET debt continues to bite

MOUNTING DEBT: WICET coal loader.

Rumours Glencore trying to find way out of debt liabilities.