Labour force figures for October

Labour force figures released today by the ABS show that labour market conditions in Australia continued to recover in October, with employment increasing by 178,800 over the month, exceeding all…

National Harvest Virtual Jobs Fair Connects Job Seekers with Employers

 A virtual jobs fair showcasing employment opportunities across harvest regions nationally will be held on Thursday 19 November 2020.

TEQSA Chief Commissioner appointed

Emeritus Professor Peter Coaldrake AO has been appointed Chief Commissioner of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).

Supporting South Australians through Covid-19

The Australian Government will lift mutual obligation requirements for job seekers in South Australia from today 18 November 2020 until Sunday 29 November 2020. 

Greater Sydney Indigenous Virtual Jobs Fair Connects Job Seekers with Employers

A virtual jobs fair showcasing employment opportunities for Indigenous Australians across the greater Sydney region will be held today on Wednesday 18 Nove

Investment supporting synthetic biology research

The Morrison Government is investing $8.3 million in a cutting-edge synthetic biology research facility to lead the development of new products, create new jobs and businesses and grow the economy.

Improving Australia’s climate and earth systems modelling

The Morrison Government is keeping Australians safe by investing in research to improve how we prepare for and respond to natural disasters and emergencies.   

Growth in demand for job-ready degrees

Job-ready university degrees that will be cheaper next year attracted the highest growth in student numbers in 2020.

Celebrating Australia's World-Class Vocational Education and Training Sector Award Finalists

Vocational degrees get the jobs

Graduates with vocational degrees have c

ARC grant approvals

Today I approved 651 research grants as recommended by the Australian Research Council (ARC) for funding through the

Research collaborations to strengthen our economy

The Morrison Government is investing more than $26 million in university research as part of our plan to help drive Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19.