Gender Lens on the Budget 2019-20
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Federal election policies 2019
WAVE members worked with other women’s groups in analysing the Federal election policies of the major parties. See what they have to say here. WAVE continues to lobby around our claims as in the postcard on the website.
Federal election policies 2019
WAVE joins with NFAW in analysing what the major parties offer for VET and women. Read more.
WAVE Newsletter March 2019
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WAVE Newsletter January 2019
Forum on ‘Boosting economic security for all women living in Australia’
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Her Place Exhibition
Her Place Exhibition in Ballarat
WAVE in 2018
What has WAVE done over the last year? Read more.WAVE writes to Minister for Women
WAVE partners with NFAW and WEL in writing to Minister O’Dwyer. Our message – VET is critical to careers and welfare of women. Read...WAVE 2018 AGM
WAVE 2018 AGM to be held in Canberra on Saturday 27 October at 9.30 am (AEST)WAVE Ambassador attends UNESCO meeting
WAVE Ambassador, Elaine Butler attended UNESCO’s 4th Asia-Pacific…
WAVE Newsletter August 2018
WAVE Newsletter August 2018Women Stand-Up for WEL. 27 June, Paddington RSL, NSW.
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WAVE Newsletter June 2018
WAVE Newsletter June 2018WAVE joins women’s groups in opposing changes to welfare access for migrants
WAVE signed on to the open letter to female MPs and Senators from Harmony Alliance protesting at changes to welfare access for migrants included in the 2018 Federal Budget. The letter is attached - click here to...Gender Lens on the Budget 2018-19
The National Foundation for Australian Women has again prepared a report on how women have fared in the Federal Budget.
Women earn more than men in just 80 occupations – goat farming is one.
Read...Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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First order of business for COAG - Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry support reforms to vocational training are a high priority. #VocEd
Business welcomes Prime Minister's emphasis on workplace relations and skills
Australia's largest and most representative business network, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, welcomes the Prime Minister's commitment...The fourth industrial revolution is upon us, what does VET need to do differently to prepare students for work? #VocEd #EduChat
Jobs are changing, and fast. Here's what the VET sector (and employers) need to do to keep up
Training providers and employers aren't adapting fast enough to meet the skill needs thrown up by the fourth industrial revolution.#VETNews #QldPol #TAFE
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Stoush brewing over $3.9b education infrastructure fund
The government will resume a long fight to divert the cash into new programs including natural disaster assistance.This is welcome news!
New international labour standard to combat violence, harassment, at work agreed
The Centenary International Labour Conference has adopted a new Convention and Recommendation to combat violence and harassment in the workplace.
New international labour standard to combat violence, harassment, at work agreed
The Centenary International Labour Conference has adopted a new Convention and Recommendation to combat violence and harassment in the workplace.