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Sky News host Alan Jones takes a step away from the “deafening madness of politics and governments” to speak with Brisbane interiors retailer Shelley Boyd and Australian entertainer Todd McKenney. Shelley Boyd is the founder of a family-owned online upholstery business which supplies Australians across the nation; the business has been running for 20 years. Ms Boyd told Mr Jones her industry is all about “making investment pieces, quality timeless pieces that don’t end up as landfill”.
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Queensland to invest $28M in Cairns to boost jobs, economy | Sky News AustraliaPremier Annastacia Palaszczuk today announced $28 million will be invested in building two additional walls in Cairns as part of a bid to grow the economy and boost jobs. \n\n“This is vital if we want to grow this precinct to capture the contacts for repair and maintenance of patrol boats right around the Pacific region,” she said. \n\n“Cairns is in the exact location we need this to happen”. \n\nMs Palaszczuk revealed one of the walls would be 80 metres, and the other 100 metres.\n\n“This investment could bring hundreds of extra jobs to the region,” she told the media. \n\n“We want to link very closely with the Great Barrier Reef TAFE to ensure that the young people can get the skills and training needed to work here. \n\n“It’s not just about providing the investment now, it’s about linking it with the skills and training that is needed for the future.” \n AnnastaciaMP Wow, things are desperate. Premier AP is building walls now. To keep the crocs out? AnnastaciaMP Blaaah blaaah blaaah .
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Regional producers providing incentives to unemployed Australians | Sky News AustraliaDeputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack is appealing to young Australians and visitors to venture into regional areas for employment opportunities to support themselves and the agriculture sector. \n\nHe told Sky News the Regional Australia Institute last week identified 45600 jobs in regional and rural areas. \n\nThe government will also change the rules surrounding fruit and veggie pickers to allow visa holders to extend their visas ahead of the harvest season. \n\n“We want to get those people off the coast, into the Hinterland, into the regional areas and taking those jobs. Those fruit growers need it, those farmers need it and it’s so important to be able to enable them to have that work so we don’t see fruit rotting on the trees,” Mr McCormack said. \n\n“Even despite everything that hit regional Australia and agriculture, the industry, the sector grew by a billion over the last 12 months to a $61 billion enterprise. \n\n“We want to make it a $100 billion by 2030, but we can’t do it if the fruit stays on the vine, we can’t do it if it stays on the trees, we need those workers, there’s good pay and incentive for them to do so. \n\n“So I say if you’re on your surfboard, you’re unemployed, you’re on the coast and you really want to improve yourself and help your nation, besides, have a look what’s available for you, there’s a lot of jobs available.\n\n“There are plenty of people who are collecting a welfare check who could better themselves … give them new skills, meet new friends and, as I say, get those adventures for life.”\n\n\n M_McCormackMP Because a corrupt scheme of exploitation and abuse is so attractive. M_McCormackMP M_McCormackMP So what happened to the free market? When labour is short raise wages. neolibIsDead auspol nitv
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