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Big ticket items The Morrison government is spending big in what it says is an attempt to boost jobs, with tens of billions being spent on infrastructure, jobs and training programs, child care and health and wellbeing. Aged care and the disability sector are also getting more investment after damning Royal Commissions into both sectors — $12 billion being set aside for the National Disability Insurance Scheme and $17.7 billion being earmarked to boost and reform the aged care sector. The treasurer Josh Frydenberg unveiled his third budget and revealed that the deficit is expected to reach ...

Share Share on Twitter The federal budget has promised $500,000 towards improving cultural heritage protection after the destruction of the Juukan Gorge caves in Western Australia placed huge scrutiny over the failure to protect the site. The government will commit the investment over two years to “improve Indigenous heritage protection" and what it describes as "Indigenous involvement in Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 decision-making processes”.    It comes after a parliamentary inquiry into the Juukan Gorge incident no...

Community Development Programme phase III National April 15, 2021 LALAMUSA: The District Development Committee Wednesday approved the Community Development Program phase III with the consultation of Members of Punjab Assembly. The approval was granted during a meeting chaired by DC Saif Anwar Jappa and the approved projects are 110, 8 roads in rural areas, and reconstruction of dangerous conditioned building of two hospitals. According to the projects, Highways Department will construct 8 roads with the expenditure of Rs 179 million. With the expenditure of Rs 420 million, 57 schemes of loc...

Telling Public Radio's Story The narrative below is an edited (updates made 11/2019) copy of responses provided to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting related to WHQR's content and services that serve local needs, and the reach and impact of local services in our community. 1. Describe your overall goals and approach to address community issues, needs and interest through your station's vital local services, such as multi-platform long and short-form content, digital and in-person engagement, education services, community information partnership support and other activities and audience...

Date Time Suspension of mutual obligation requirements for Western Australian regions affected by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Seroja The Australian Government has suspended mutual obligation requirements for job seekers in regions affected by Ex-Tropical Cylone Seroja. This includes the Greater Geraldton Local Government Area (LGA) and in the Community Development Program (CDP) regions of Kambalda/Norseman and Mid-West/West Western Australia. The suspension is from Monday, 12 April to Tuesday, 20 April 2021 inclusive. No job seeker in the affected LGA or CDP regions will face payment suspension or fi...