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Australia buoyant, but it must get batting priorities right
24 January 2011
AUSTRALIA is spending too much time thinking about captaincy and too little thinking about runs... read full story
SALARY SPOTLIGHT
13 February 2010
Art and museum curators acquire items for the collections in their care, identify and classify specimens and arrange conservation and restoration work. Curators work mainly indoors but they may be required to travel extensively on field study. Curators might be required to answer public queries or to lecture on and write about their collections. Appreciation of the history of science, the environment or the arts is important, as are patience, attention to detail and good oral and written communication skills. Try volunteering or a work-experience placement at a museum or gallery to gauge your interest in the industry. On the government website joboutlook.gov.au, curators are grouped with archivists and records managers. There are 8600 (August 2008) people employed in these professions across Australia. Job prospects are good, growth is set to be strong and an average weekly wage (before tax) hovers at about $782... read full story
Minister warns gen Y: beggars can't be choosy
26 July 2009
JOBLESS young people should re-adjust their ideas about work and take what they can get, the Employment Minister, Mark Arbib, said yesterday... read full story
Online Classifieds Take Hit As Job Market Declines
13 January 2009
THE looming recession isn't just bad news for job seekers... read full story
Hilditch Right Man For Job
4 January 2009
AUSTRALIA have made 27 changes in 18 Tests since the retirements of Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Justin Langer. The knives are out for the selection panel - and even South Africa captain Graeme Smith has criticised the revolving-door policy as lacking clarity and resembling the disarray of England - but Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland yesterday gave his official stamp of approval to chairman Andrew Hilditch and his cohorts... read full story
Australia Faces 3-0 Whitewash
31 December 2008
THE whoops of triumph emanating from the South African dressing room signalled a new world order, but Australia still faces the ultimate humiliation - its first whitewash defeat on home soil in more than 120 years - if the Proteas complete a clean sweep of the series in Sydney... read full story
Australia Facing First Whitewash In 122 Years
31 December 2008
THE whoops of triumph emanating from the South African dressing room signalled a new world order, but Australia still face the ultimate humiliation - their first whitewash defeat on home soil in more than 120 years - if the Proteas complete a clean sweep of the series in Sydney next week... read full story
Troubled Opera Australia May Need Some New Faces
27 November 2008
OPERA Australia has been in almost continuous crisis for the past six years, compounded by this week's sudden death of its music director, Englishman Richard Hickox... read full story
