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Two south-east Qld casinos to cut jobs - ABC Online

Two south-east Qld casinos to cut jobs
ABC Online
The owner of Queensland's two largest casinos says its cutting around 60 jobs at its major properties in the state's south-east. The positions will go from Brisbane's Treasury Casino and Jupiter's Casino on the Gold Coast.

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Qld Government 'running away' from accountability pledge - ABC Online

Qld Government 'running away' from accountability pledge
ABC Online
By Kerrin Binnie and Melinda Howells The Queensland Government and Opposition have clashed over accountability, as new laws governing the committee system that scrutinises legislation passed through Parliament last night. The number of Government MPs ...

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Time for questions, if not answers - Brisbane Times

The West Australian

Time for questions, if not answers
Brisbane Times
The Labor team, reduced to a seven-member opposition in an 89-seat chamber, used the first question time of the 54th Queensland Parliament to focus on jobs, specifically public sector jobs. Labor's members – dubbed the “Magnificent Seven” by the new MP ...
Address in Reply speech given in the Parliament todayMy Sunshine Coast (press release)
Newman makes his parliamentary debutNinemsn
MP looks back on achievementsToowoomba Chronicle

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55 Telstra jobs face the chop - Rockhampton Morning Bulletin

55 Telstra jobs face the chop
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
The Telstra complex on Herries St, Toowoomba, will soon be running on a skeleton workforce as Telstra outsources jobs to India. Long-term outside contractors also will lose their work. Communication Workers Union Queensland branch president Geoff ...

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State debutants not lost for words - Courier Mail

State debutants not lost for words
Courier Mail
"I know through this experience that Queensland industries, particularly regional, have a tremendous potential for wealth and employment generation ... throughout the entire state," he said. Mr McVeigh closed his maiden speech with a poem about his ...

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No skills crisis here, but America we need you - NEWS.com.au

No skills crisis here, but America we need you
NEWS.com.au
... weekend make an appeal to Texans to fill 650 vacant skilled jobs here. The mining, construction and oil and gas sectors are crying out for skilled workers - with unfilled vacancies spreading across South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland.

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Queensland the cannabis, cocaine state, according to Australian Crime ... - Courier Mail

Queensland the cannabis, cocaine state, according to Australian Crime ...
Courier Mail
"We try to disrupt these overseas importations and local trafficking rings, and we've been involved in a number of significant jobs ... we've had great success with cocaine." The report also showed prices of drugs in Queensland have skyrocketed since ...

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Queensland captain Cameron Smith warns supporters against unreal expectations ... - Courier Mail

Sydney Morning Herald

Queensland captain Cameron Smith warns supporters against unreal expectations ...
Courier Mail
Maroons hooker Cameron Smith celebrates after Queensland's win at Suncorp Stadium last year. Picture: Adam Head Source: The Courier-Mail QUEENSLAND skipper Cameron Smith has warned Maroons supporters against unrealistic expectations of a big victory in ...
Maroons out to give Civoniceva a winning farewellABC Online

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30000 jobs in next five years: report - Gatton Star

30000 jobs in next five years: report
Gatton Star
MORE than 30000 workers will be needed to feed Queensland's resource industry in the next five years, with more than 13000 of those to be unskilled operator jobs, according to the annual Heartbeat Report by sector-research firm Kinetic Group.

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Former cop speaks out on culture - Central Queensland news

Former cop speaks out on culture
Central Queensland news
A poisonous culture change spawned from the very top levels of Queensland's brass has filtered down to the frontline where police are leaving in droves, switching to jobs that require no special skills but leave workers feeling respected and ...

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