School students less interested in qualifications.
Entry-level jobs have declined by half since 2006.
Why are so many young South Australians moving interstate?
School students less interested in qualifications.
Entry-level jobs have declined by half since 2006.
Why are so many young South Australians moving interstate?
Sixty percent of pensioners want to work.
School students less interested in qualifications.
Entry-level jobs have declined by half since 2006.
Why are so many young South Australians moving interstate?
In part one of upstart’s series on graduating, Erica Jolly dissects the misleading graduate employment statistics.
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For many students finishing their degrees at the end of the semester, what happens after graduation is still a mystery. One such student decided he wanted to take a risk and start his own business, writes Christina Lovrecz.
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Fairfax’s Essential Baby web site has a job vacancy for a site producer.
Fairfax Community Network has advertised two positions for journalists — one for a passionate sport journalist and another for a journalist with a passion for a bit of everything.
The Australian dollar is still climbing. Whilst economists are talking about trade deficits and advantageous foreign investment, Ryan Jon discusses the impact our strengthening currency may have on student life.
