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Doorstop - TAFE NSW Ultimo
BRENDAN O'CONNOR, MINISTER FOR SKILLS AND TRAINING: It’s great to be at Ultimo TAFE in Sydney with Minister Chris Bowen to announce an initiative of the Albanese …
Communique - Meeting of Federal, State and Territory Skills Ministers
Federal, State and Territory Skills and Training Ministers met in Sydney today to discuss Australia’s inaugural National Skills Plan under the National Skills Agreement and the draft Vocational…
Skilling the Clean Energy Workforce
The Albanese Labor Government is investing $91 million over five years to help skill Australia’s clean energy workforce, as part of the 2024-25 Budget.
Interview - ABC Radio National, AM with Rachel Mealey
Topics: Budget allocation of $91 million for training people to work in renewable sector, re-skilling workers from fossil fuel industries, expansion of support for new energy apprentices.
Interview - ABC Hobart with Leon Compton
Topics: Investing in the VET sector, Fee-Free TAFE, investment in capital equipment for training, clean energy skills, construction and housing skills.
Interview - SeaFM Devonport with Jess Bennett
Topics: TAFE Technology Fund investment at Devonport TAFE, Fee-Free TAFE, housing and construction skills, Vocational Education and Training pathways.
VETASSESS Allyship Conference
I begin by acknowledging the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which you are meeting today.
Engineering upgrade for Chisholm Institute under the TAFE Technology Fund
The Albanese Labor Government is continuing to support the growth of TAFE across Victoria, investing almost $2 million in Chisholm Institute under the TAFE Technology Fund.
Interview - ABC Radio Sydney, Mornings with Sarah MacDonald
Topics: Jobs of the future, Vocational Education and Training opportunities, skilled migration.
Interview - Hit WA Breakfast with Allan and Carly
E&OE Transcript Subjects: Demand for trade skills, Fee-Free TAFE, women in trades.
Real wages keep growing under Labor
Annual real wages are now growing even more strongly after falling dramatically under the former government.
Painting on a big canvas: Address to Institute of Public Accountants & Canberra Business Chamber 2024 Federal Budget Breakfast
I acknowledge the Ngunnawal people, the traditional owners of these lands, and pay respects to all First Nations people present.