MIDDLE CLASS JOBS HOLLOWING OUT

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MIDDLE CLASS JOBS HOLLOWING OUT

Category:Labour Market,Labour Market 2016Tags : 

78,300 full time jobs were lost for Tradesmen and Tradeswomen in the past year, virtually all of them in the private sector. 65,700 of these full-time jobs lost were formerly held by Tradesmen. 55,500 full time clerical and admin jobs were lost last year. 51,400 of these were former full time jobs in the private


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OWEN RIVER LODGE HIGHLIGHTS 2015/16

Category:Fly Fishing / Recreational ResearchTags : 

Running a fishing lodge can be a complex thing. There are so many variables to take into account, without doubt, the weather has a significant impact on the trout fishery and therefore the fishing. In our early season the weather cooperated brilliantly. November & December saw clear rivers, sunny days and little wind. The results


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WE’RE BACK! SPATSIZI LODGE, BC

Category:Fly Fishing / Recreational Research

Now I’m a sensitive Green kind of guy, but when you’re up this close, I think it’s fair to say that Grizzly Bears look much better stuffed and inside a glass case. This big fella is part of the welcoming committee at Smithers Airport. It reminds you that you’re a guest here in this part


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FINALLY GOING BACK IN 2017 TO REVIST SPATSIZI

Category:Fly Fishing / Recreational Research

Twelve years ago at a Vancouver airport lounge, a tall Prussian looking gentleman strode past me, carrying a four piece fly rod tube.  At the time, I was carrying a six piece fly rod tube, so we started talking, as fly fishermen tend to do in out of the way places. Herbert by then was in


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DEMOGRAPHIC GUIDE TO 2016 ELECTIONS

Category:Election Profiles,Maps - Elections,National 2016Tags : 

ADS, in conjunction with ESRI and Map Data Services, have produced a dashboard and linked interactive maps, to show you the key voting stereotypes for the 2016 Australian election and where you can find them. Click on the icon above for the Post Election ADS.Elect Dashboard and Maps. You will find all of the vote


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PHOTO ESSAY FROM KIWI GUIDE ZANE MIRFIN

Category:Fly Fishing / Recreational ResearchTags : 

This summer – apart from a brief early season trip to Owen River Lodge – I haven’t had a chance to fish for trophy trout in New Zealand’s famous South Island waters. So here are some (painful) reminders for me of what could have been my summer from Nelson guide Zane Mirfin, who actually gets paid for


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Don Dunstan

SA 1973 to 1977

Category:Election Profiles,SA 1973 to 1977

Project One – The South Australian Research This is the original research carried out by John Black while working on state and federal ALP campaigns in eastern Adelaide between 1971 and 1977. During the early part of this period, Black was a politics student at Flinders University under Neal Blewett and Dean Jaensch, who co-wrote


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EDUCATION SECTOR CHANGES 2008-2015

Category:Education

The Australian economy has been hit by a series of economic upheavals and mixed economic responses from Governments since the GFC of 2008. These factors have totally transformed the nature of the Australian Education Market as shown by the interractive ESRI Australia maps which can be seen by clicking on the above picture. The maps


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A big one that didn’t get away

Category:Fly Fishing / Recreational Research

I’m standing in the front of a small wooden dinghy which is floating on a remote loch in the central highlands of Scotland, and I’m rhythmically, but aimlessly flicking out a fly line armed with an old fashioned Aussie blue bottle dry fly It’s a warm afternoon in late autumn and in the background, the


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LABOUR MARKET – NOV QUARTER 2015

Category:Labour Market,Labour Market 2015

The labour market entered a period of recovery in the 12 months leading up to the November Quarter 2015, when we compare it to the 12 months leading up to the August Quarter 2015. The jobs national labour market absorbed all new potential workforce entrants and also found jobs for some existing unemployed and hidden