Successful candidates will be required to clear probity checks including National Criminal History Record Check and Working with Children Check (where relevant…From Life Without Barriers – Fri, 15 Jun 2018 07:23:37 GMT – View all Ipswich QLD jobs
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Finance Manager – Hays – Brisbane Central Business District QLD
You will require a tertiary qualification in commerce/accounting and possess CPA/CA qualifications that demonstrates your excellent knowledge of financial…From HAYS – Fri, 15 Jun 2018 07:32:30 GMT – View all Brisbane Central Business District QLD jobs
Intermediate/Senior Business Services Accountant – Hays – Brisbane QLD
A current CA/CPA qualification, or a strong desire to complete your qualification. Direct client contact on a daily basis, including meeting current clients to…From HAYS – Fri, 15 Jun 2018 07:32:40 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Leasing Executive – Hays – Brisbane Central Business District QLD
Retail leasing , In-house Role, Asset owner. Would anticipate the ideal candidate would have worked either in house with asset owner, retailer, or with major…From HAYS – Fri, 15 Jun 2018 07:33:12 GMT – View all Brisbane Central Business District QLD jobs
Ad exec's 'toddler tantrum' tweet about LNP MP sent to ethics committee
The week the state budget was delivered in Queensland Parliament, MPs have also been forced to examine whether a retweeted comment constituted a breach of Parliament’s broadcast rules. Now the ethics committee will have to decide.
Ipswich seniors promote World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Ipswich Seniors, with support from Ipswich District Crime Prevention, Ipswich community service providers and organised by Able Australia, provided an opportunity for seniors to come together among the leaders of Ipswich Central State School to share stories and learn about the years and difference between them.
In celebration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, students participated in discussion and sang in sign language as apart of the entertainment, then shared morning tea after their conversations.
Ipswich District Crime Prevention provided a static display with information focusing on keeping safe and how to report to police for any crime, especially Elder Abuse.
Elder abuse is any act within a relationship of trust which results in harm to an older person.
Sadly, the majority of elder abuse is committed by sons, daughters, spouses or grandchildren.
Elder abuse is often hidden away but with holding events like this we can be made aware and recognise the signs of
Police foil alleged plot to import 300kg of Peruvian cocaine via PNG
Two Sydney men and a Queensland woman are arrested in the culmination of a year-long AFP-led investigation into an alleged plot to import more than $100 million worth of cocaine from Peru.
Stolen vehicle alert, Friday June 15
The following vehicle has been reported to Ipswich police as stolen:
Type
Colour
Vehicle registration
Vehicle description
Date reported
Construction Equipment
NIL
NIL
Construction Equipment Grader
14/06/18
Police are urging residents to ensure they are securing their homes and vehicles to avoid opportunistic thefts.
Many vehicles are taken while the victims are at home. Thefts are targeting keys, mobile phones and cash that are left in plain view within homes and vehicles.
Hiding car keys and valuables will make it difficult for offenders to steal your vehicle and other property.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.
No photos: The artist capturing the drama of the courtroom
Court sketcher Sharon Gordon honed her craft during the momentous Fitzgerald Inquiry. She hears some “eye-opening stuff” as she works to bring the anguish and tension inside the courtroom to life on paper.
15pc of Indigenous Queenslanders are not registered at birth
Indigenous births are significantly under-reported in Queensland, making it harder to enrol in school or get a driver’s licence, with the ombudsman labelling action to address the issue as “discriminatory”.