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Job opportunities at the end of Rainbow agreement
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: Opportunities for traditional owners and the community will be boosted as Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve becomes the first to commence operation under the 2005 joint management amendments to the Territory Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act. |

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Put yourself in the line of fire for NSWFB
ISSUE 156, June 25, 2008: Men and women from all walks of life, including Indigenous Australians, have been urged to apply for full-time firefighting positions with NSW Fire Brigades. |
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Students on the road to success with Greyhound’s help
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: Greyhound Australia has joined forces with the Yalari program to sponsor two Indigenous students attending University of Queensland and residing at King’s College in 2009. |
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New development promises jobs
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: A $280m integrated ‘seniors living experience’ planned for Moruya on NSW’s south coast has been developed with broad engagement with Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents in the area. |
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Senior Australians face housing crunch
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: Bruce McKenzie has worked in senior housing and aged care roles for a long time. |

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Remote students inspired to consider local opportunities
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: There’s been a fantastic response to Scitech’s first ever Careers Awareness Festival in a remote Aboriginal Community. |

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Swan Hill for Indigenous jobs
ISSUE 156, June 26, 2008: The state government is injecting $130,000 into a new program to boost employment, education and training for young Indigenous people in the Swan Hill area. |
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