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The 2021 digital Sustainability Summit is coming soon and with a jam-packed program discussing all matters sustainability, the 11th November is certain to be a red-letter day on everyone’s calendar.

VIC Premier An Australian-first guide to gender equality and respect will be rolled-out across Victorian TAFEs, thanks to support from the Andrews Labor Government. Minister for Training and Skills Gayle Tierney today launched the Respect and Equality in TAFE guide, supported by $800,000 from the Labor Government and led by Our Watch in collaboration with Victorian TAFEs. The step-by-step guide includes written and visual resources that work alongside a dedicated website, encouraging TAFEs to ...

Jeweller creates necklaces and rings from the teeth of dead loved ones Jacqui Williams sells handcrafted pieces that incorporate the remains of the dead Jacqui Williams creates unique commemorative necklaces, bracelets and rings Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways youve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. ...

A guide to the many wonderful jobs in the music industry and how to get there Stephen ‘The Ghost’ Walker - 3RRR Words by Riley Barber Turn your passion into a paycheck. The music industry is a big one, made up of countless positions and roles that work to create and promote the music that we listen to day-to-day. Fortunately, it encompasses a diverse range of skillsets and qualifications, so there is no limit to how you can contribute to the industry. Here’...

Cash-strapped TAFEs given ‘letter of comfort’ to guard against insolvency We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Five of Victoria’s 12 TAFE institutes reported a deficit last year, despite each receiving millions of dollars in COVID-19 crisis support payments from the state government. The revenue woes have led the Andrews government to extend a 12-month funding guarantee to most of the stateâ�...

Melbourne Polytechnics new beekeeper course aims to tackle national apiarist shortage MonMonday 1 updated MonMonday 1 A new beekeeping course at Melbourne Polytechnic wants to help rebuild a struggling industry. ( Share Print text only Cancel A Melbourne TAFE is offering Victorias first accredited course in beekeeping after a surge in interest in the field in the past 12 months. Key points: Kyneton beekeeper Claire Moore says demand for courses is high Bees are vital for food security as they p...