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Date Time Defence jobs focus of new NSC agreement South Australian defence jobs are at the forefront of a new Cooperation Agreement signed between the Marshall Liberal Government and the Morrison Federal Government’s Naval Shipbuilding College (NSC). The agreement will push forward the state’s agenda to expand the highly skilled naval shipbuilding workforce to deliver on future naval shipbuilding projects. More than 4000 workers will be needed over the next four years to meet the construction and sustainment requirements of the future Hunter class frigate, future Attack class submarine and Collins class submarine in South Australia, as well as thousands of additional jobs in supply chain and supporting industries.
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Two new initiatives to support people arriving at Emergency Departments and leaving hospitals New Active Recovery Teams in ten hospitals to provide link between hospitals and community organisations New peer support workers at Fiona Stanley Hospital Emergency Department to help new patients Mental Health Minister Roger Cook has announced two new initiatives to deliver better recovery opportunities for people experiencing mental health and alcohol and other drug issues. Both initiatives are a first for Western Australia in line with the McGowan Government’s ongoing commitment to provide more wraparound care in hospitals and the community. In the first initiative, Active Recovery Teams (ART) are being established in ten metropolitan and regional locations.
Date Time Toowoomba Second Range Crossing contractor fined $40,000 At a recent hearing in the Toowoomba Magistrates Court, a contractor on the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing was fined $40,000 for failing to comply with its health and safety duty exposing workers and others to a risk of serious injury or death. In August 2015, the company was sub-contracted to design and supply ‘Pier Formwork and Headstock Falsework’ at the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing. It also provided and erected scaffolding and supplied personnel for work on a number of piers at the viaduct on the construction site. On 23 April 2018, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland inspectors attended the TSRC site and inspected Pier 2 of the viaduct. The inspectors witnessed at least two workers on the pier prior to their inspection. The inspectors climbed the stretcher stairs to the decks of formwork. There were no controls to prevent persons from entering the scaffold stairs and accessing the formwork decks.
December 2019, National Theatre An all-star cast brings the Private Eye annual 2019 from page to stage for a Christmas bonanza at the National Theatre. Starring Ian Hislop, John Sessions, Lewis MacLeod, Jan Ravens and Harry Enfield.
June 2017, Sheffield Doc/Fest 2017 Ian Hislop came to Sheffield Doc/Fest for the first time. In conversation with satirist Jolyon Rubinstein, Ian explored the role that satire plays in documenting our world and getting to the truth, as well as discussing his new documentary exploring immigration. Filmed by Sheffield Hallam University students.
Date Time Line Zero to accelerate manufacturing innovation Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling at the Line Zero – Factory of the Future site at Tonsley, flanked by (L-R) DVCR Professor Robert Saint, BAE Systems Maritime Australia Managing Director Craig Lockhart, Innovation Minister David Pisoni, Premier Steven Marshall, PVCRI Professor John Spoehr and Senator Simon Birmingham Fast tracking world leading manufacturing technologies and processes to support major defence projects such as the Hunter Class Frigate Program and boost South Australia’s advanced manufacturing sector are at the heart of a Flinders University “manufacturing accelerator” initiative which is being supported by the South Australian Government.
Date Time Police charge four women after serious assault of sergeant and constable in Glen Iris A sergeant from Prahran Police Station has been hospitalised and four women arrested following a serious assault in Glen Iris early this morning. The female sergeant and male constable were responding to a noise complaint from a party being held at a short-term rental accommodation in Malvern Road just after 5am (Sunday 10 January). As they arrived, the police officers observed a blue Mazda 3 leaving the address and followed the car to Osborne Avenue where they intercepted it. The driver got out of the driver’s seat and moved to the passenger seat where she allegedly refused to undergo a preliminary breath test or get out of the car.