Indigenous may help ease skills shortage
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008UNEMPLOYED indigenous people will be called on to ease the labour crisis under an immigration policy shift by the Rudd Government.
UNEMPLOYED indigenous people will be called on to ease the labour crisis under an immigration policy shift by the Rudd Government.
YOUNG cane toads should be released into toad-free regions of Australia before the invasion of their fully developed brethren so native animals can learn to avoid them.
A JUNIOR teacher who helped a teenage student buy a slab of beer, talked about her sexual encounters and described a sporting opponent as a “c..t” has been allowed to remain in the classroom.
WARRING parents asked the Family Court to rule on where their seven-year-old daughter’s party should be held and who should go.
SYDNEY Harbour boat tragedy survivor Matthew Reynolds was not driving the runabout carrying those who died, his father claims.
A teenager who kicked a kitten to death after it rubbed against him wants his conviction overturned to help him get an apprenticeship.
MORE than a third of Australia’s long day childcare workers have no formal qualifications and most parents overestimate their formal skills, a survey shows.
AUSTRALIAN comedy Kenny will make its US debut during America’s summer blockbuster season.
BURMA military junta doing “its best” to help those hurt by cyclone, and promises not to “hide” aid.
A NEW viral video has poked fun at social network Facebook, highlighting the issues of privacy and annoying “friends”.