Senator the Hon Zed Seselja
- Assistant Minister for Science, Jobs and Innovation
- Senator for the Australian Capital Territory
Senator The Hon Zed Seselja was sworn in as Assistant Minister for Science, Jobs and Innovation on 20 December 2017.
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Submissions Invited on Streamlined Pacific Labour Mobility Initiative
COVID-19 has brought into sharp focus the value of our Pacific labour mobility initiatives, the Seasonal Worker Programme (SWP) and Pacific Labour Scheme (PLS), which provide direct and…
ACT Jobs Fair connects job seekers with employers
A jobs fair showcasing employment opportunities in the ACT will be held on Friday 26 March 2021.
Rebate boost to increase civics and citizenship education
The Morrison-McCormack Government has increased the rebate for school students traveling to Canberra this year as part of their civics and citizenship education.
ACT Jobs Fair connects job seekers with employers
A jobs fair showcasing employment opportunities in the ACT will be held on Friday 27 November 2020.
New cutting edge research centre for meta-optics
Australian researchers will help turn science fiction into science fact by harnessing technology that will lead to ultra-fast, light-based WiFi and real-time holographic displays.
Doorstop at Brindabella Business Park
SENATOR THE HON. ZED SESELJA, ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR SCIENCE, JOBS AND INNOVATION: Welcome here to Brindabella Business Park here at Canberra Airport.
100,000 more Australians move off welfare and into work
More than 100,000 of the most disadvantaged Australians - many of them long-term unemployed welfare recipients - have gained a job through the Turnbull Government’s wage subsidy program since 2015…
Working together for the future - Science meets Parliament
Our scientists, researchers and innovators are at the forefront of our changing economy – the relationship between scientists and lawmakers is critical to Australia’s future prosperity.
Doorstop interview Canberra
SUBJECTS: Child care reform; reducing cost of living pressures; NSW bushfires; WA State Election; energy security; SA blackouts. E&OE…