Applications will remain current for 12 months). Existing staff that are engaged prior to 1 July 2016 are not subject to this condition of employment unless… $30.64 – $34.24 an hourFrom Queensland Government – Mon, 28 Aug 2017 03:56:58 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
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Kitchen Hand / Driver – Wesley Mission Brisbane – Moorooka QLD
The kitchen produces a range of foods for aged and health care clients. Blue Care/Wesley Mission Brisbane Care & Support Employees Enterprise Agreement 2013 -…From Wesley Mission Brisbane – Tue, 22 Aug 2017 10:22:28 GMT – View all Moorooka QLD jobs
Administration Officer Retrievals Service – Queensland Government – Brisbane QLD
Due to the complex and intense environment in this area, it is desirable that applicants have an understanding of, and experience in, an intensive care or…From Queensland Government – Mon, 28 Aug 2017 03:56:59 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Up to 900 workers at SE Queensland abattoir and factory to lose jobs: union
Up to 900 people will lose their jobs in Ipswich, west of Brisbane, with the closure of the Churchill Abattoir and Steggles chicken processing factory at Wulkuraka, the Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union says.
Anti-anxiety drugs like Valium 'used in half of non-fatal overdoses'
Anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax and Valium were used in half of all non-fatal drug overdoses in Queensland, a new study finds, with drug users injecting the benzodiazepines in their search for a high.
Fruit and veggie prices plummet as warm winter causes bumper crops
Families urged to buy up and save money on Queensland fruit and vegetables as prices fall by more than 50 per cent. But the oversupply is not welcome news for farmers.
Being left 'on the scrap heap' the reality for some older jobseekers
The Federal Government hopes the trial of a new jobs program will help 30,000 mature-aged Australians get back into the workforce.
Former Ironman Dean Mercer dead at 47 after cardiac arrest
Former Ironman Dean Mercer is remembered as a “champion bloke” and a loving father of four young boys, after he suffered a cardiac arrest and crashed his car on the Gold Coast yesterday morning.
Ipswich Crime Stoppers Volunteer Committee awarded by Crime Stoppers Qld
Crime Stoppers Queensland facilitated the Annual State Awards on Friday at an Awards function at the East’s Sports Club C0oparoo.
Ipswich Committee representatives including Chairperson Mayor Andrew Antoniolli, Deputy Chairperson Ms Denise Hanly and Police Representative for the Ipswich Volunteer Committee Sergeant Nadine Webster attended on the day and were pleasantly surprised by the number of awards received and acknowledgement of local committee members.
Mayor Andrew Antoniolli received a recognition for Long Service (15 years) and also accepted the Bronze Fundraising Award on behalf of the Committee.
Ms Denise Hanly received a 20 year Long Service Award as well as an award for the Most Outstanding Contribution.
Sergeant Nadine Webster also received a Long Service Award for 15 years with Crime Stoppers (having service on both Dalby and Ipswich Committees).
A number of other Committee members will be receiving certificates of service at the AGM on September 12.
It was interesting to note the difference
Op shop directly helps homeless with survival sacks
Down a small alleyway in Brisbane’s inner north, an op shop with a difference is paying it forward to the homeless using a simple sack.



