Despite expectations of higher rates, Deutsche Bank believes the Australian dollar will lose momentum and depreciate against currencies like the Canadian and New Zealand dollars and the British pound.
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Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard attended two significant functions in India at the beginning of September, both highlighting the depth of UniSA’s (University of South Australia) engagement in India.
In New Delhi, Minister Gillard...
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Students and lecturers from the University of South Australia have been conducting podiatry services to outback Indigenous communities. Podiatry is the investigation and treatment of foot disorders.
UNISA senior lecturer Dr Sara Jones said that the...
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Thousands of Queensland job seekers will be trained in areas of skills shortages in a bid to fast track the unemployed into work and buffer them from the economic downturn.
The training will be available across Australia this financial year at a cost...
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Teachers and parents in Queensland can now access information and support to improve the safety of young people from one website.
The website has been developed as part of the Department of Education, Training and the Arts’ Act Smart, Be Safe-...
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Homeowners battered by four official interest rate rises in the past nine months are seeking better deals from banks and other lending institutions in a bid to ease their mortgage pain.
Latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show that about 30...
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The Department of Education, Training and the Arts and the Queensland Ambulance Service have now started an anaphylaxis pilot training program for more than 1500 key state school staff in South East Queensland.
About 1,700 SEQ state school students...
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Demand for fixed rate loans among Queensland borrowers remained steady at 40 per cent during March 2008, as borrowers continued to show their concern about interest rate
increases.
However, this was substantially below the November 2007 high of 46...
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A labour shortage in the South East Queensland region is getting worse, as employers are now having difficulty finding skilled workers.
Australian’s Queensland’s Regional Development Minister Desley Boyle said labour shortage has been the biggest...
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