Improving the sustainability of international education
The Albanese Government is strengthening the integrity and sustainability of the international education sector.
Press Conference, St Francis Xavier College Canberra
SANDRA DARLEY, PRINCIPAL OF ST FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE: ...Minister Murray Watt, the Minister for Workplace Relations to a meeting with us today with Carol Matthews from the IEU,…
Interview with Sarah Abo and Charles Croucher - Today Show
Subjects: Workers’ rights; Right to Disconnect laws now in place; Closing Loopholes; Aviation White Paper.
Interview with Peter Stefanovic - Sky News First Edition
Subjects: Workers’ rights; Right to Disconnect laws now in place; Closing Loopholes; Aviation White Paper.
Interview with Craig Reucassel - ABC Sydney Breakfast
Subjects: Workers’ rights; Right to Disconnect laws now in place; staff burnout; Closing Loopholes; CFMEU.
Right to disconnect among many increased benefits for workers starting today
From today (Monday 26 August), the Albanese Government’s world-leading Closing the Loopholes legislation comes into effect, helping Australians earn more, have more secure work and be safer in…
Records smashed as over 224,000 NSW residents benefit from Fee-Free TAFE
The Albanese Labor Government, working with the Minns Labor Government, is smashing Fee-Free TAFE targets, with over 224,000 New South Wales residents benefitting from Fee-Free TAFE courses.
Over 150 ghost colleges axed
The Albanese Labor Government is cracking down on dormant vocational education and training (VET) providers, announcing this week that over 150 ‘ghost colleges’ have been shut down.
Doorstop, Parliament House Canberra
SUBJECTS: CFMEU legislation; Greens supporting CFMEU
$12m boost to VET workforce - a 'game changer' for Australia's future
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering a significant boost to the Vocational Education and Training (VET) workforce, announcing a $12 million boost for skilled teachers and trainers to mark…
Joint media release: Job creation hits nearly one million under Albanese Labor Government
Despite the unemployment rate ticking up slightly to 4.2 per cent last month, an extra 58,200 new jobs were created across our economy.