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MRAEL receives funding boost as part of SQW investment in jobs
  • Queensland Minister for Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates visited MRAEL’s training site in Rockhampton to announce Skilling Queenslanders for Work investment. Minister Bates said the funding announcement will help get young Queenslanders trained to work in priority industries ...
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Minister visits MRAEL to announce funding for employment pathways
  • MRAEL has welcomed Queensland Minister for Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates to its Rockhampton facilities as part of a Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) funding announcement supporting new training and employment opportunities across Queensland.
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New Principal Brings Purpose-driven Vision to Trade College
  • Sam Symes, the New principal of the Australian Trade College North Brisbane had a chat with the Redcliffe Guide about his ambition to help young people find a tangible outcome for their future. He spoke about the unique opportunity the trade college brings and how the students that attend ...
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Anthony finds his path to work and independence in the Riverland
  • When Anthony Blore, 21, first connected with IntoJobs (delivered by MAS National), he wasn’t exactly sure what sort of support to expect. IntoJobs consultant Michelle Andrews set about building Anthony’s employability. Through a mix of practical support and a bit of tough love, Michelle ...
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Kestrel and AGA unite to boost opportunities in Albury-Wodonga
  • Kestrel has officially joined AGA, strengthening support for apprenticeships and workforce development across the community. The move connects Kestrel’s strong local connections with AGA’s broader networks, resources and training capability. Kestrel specialises in employing apprentices and ...
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Coorong-based training program is helping young students reconnect with culture, build confidence and re-engage with school
  • A Coorong-based training program is helping young Ngarrindjeri man Tyerone Denew reconnect with culture, build confidence and re-engage with school. The high school student now spends one day a week working on Country with the Ngarrindjeri Lands and Progress Association (NLPA), where he is ...

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Todds story: Motivated by what matters most

Todd Herring admits he didn’t know where his life was headed when he first made contact with IntoJobs Rockhampton in August 2025. Todd had been out of work since the mother of his daughter passed away in 2024. Becoming a full-time single father meant putting employment aside while he helped ...

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From corporate life to a career she loves: Charlie finds her place in landscaping

After completing a business degree and beginning her working life in the corporate world, Charlie Timms realised she was looking for something a little bit different. “I felt like I needed to be working outdoors and using my hands,” Charlie said. “I wanted to be able to see the finished ...

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Interact Australia appointed to provide Attendant Care services under South Australia’s Lifetime Support Scheme

Interact Australia has been appointed to the Lifetime Support Authority (LSA) Attendant Care Panel, becoming an approved provider of Attendant Care Services for participants in South Australia’s Lifetime Support Scheme. The appointment recognises Interact Australia’s experience ...

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From sifters to shifters: Reagan swaps baking for bikes

Motorbikes have been part of Reagan’s life for as long as she can remember. “Pretty much my entire family is obsessed with motorbikes,” Reagan said. “My pop has been obsessed with them for ages and that’s kind of trickled down through the family. Everyone is ...

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Back to where it all began: The former AGA students shaping the next generation of tradies

It must be a good sign when the people you train come back to become trainers themselves. Across Victoria, AGA supports apprentices at every stage – from their first day on the tools to the beginning stages of a thriving career. For Lachlan, Jesse, Ken and Wendy, the journey has come full ...

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Students flock to VET subjects as practical learning surges in popularity

Victorian senior secondary students are embracing Vocational Education and Training (VET) in record numbers, signalling a major shift toward practical, career‑focused learning. The VET Delivered to School Students (VDSS) program equips young people with the practical skills and industry ...

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