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25.01.2022 Lieutenant Danger, the dog, is enjoying some rest time by cozying up to this baby.

24.01.2022 A garbage truck has flipped on Nangari street in the city, everyone avoid the area, as there might be traffic delays #safetyfirst Matt Tomkins Photography Photox - Canberra Photography Services

23.01.2022 Nepali Grocery Store Opening soon in Canberra

21.01.2022 Are you also looking to buy your first home,investment property or refinance of your existing home loan? Then, please feel free to give a ring to RK Home Loan: 0434491235 #Rkhomeloan #FirstHome #mortgage #mortgagebroker... #yourhomeloanexpert #firsthomebuyers #investment #investmentproperty #Refinance #houseandlandpackages #Canberraproperty See more

21.01.2022 A single room currently available in Belconnen near westfield and bus station. If interested call or msg 0434188620A single room currently available in Belconnen near westfield and bus station. If interested call or msg 0434188620

19.01.2022 From the Australian newspaper - International students should be able to work unlimited hours and foreign backpackers continue with the same boss for more than... six months under a temporary easing of visa restrictions being sought by employers to address COVID-driven labour shortages until overseas travel resumes. National business groups urged the Morrison government to temporarily remove the cap on international students working more than 40 hours a fortnight and allow unrestricted hours in targeted regions and industries including hospitality, accommodation, cafes and restaurants that are facing shortages. Employers also called on the government to expand the priority migration skilled occupation list to include chefs, veterinarians, cafe and restaurant managers and seafarers. While supporting prioritisation of Australians returning home, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry said action was needed to facilitate the arrival of more international students and working holiday-makers from low-COVID-risk countries who have been fully vaccinated. Acting ACCI chief executive Jenny Lambert said skills and labour shortages across Australia were severely impacting business recovery from the pandemic. It is a matter of survival for businesses in the accommodation, hospitality, cafes and restaurants sectors to access skilled migration, she said. But there is also a critical need for more professionals such as structural and civil engineers, surveyors and veterinarians in order for businesses to grow. Regional communities are intensively feeling the loss of migrants, not just for skilled workers, but for people to fill seasonal jobs in agriculture and hospitality where working holiday-makers traditionally filled the gaps. Farmers are letting fresh produce rot, and local businesses are either not opening some days, or closing off rooms as they simply do not have the staff to service customers. Australian Industry Group chief executive Innes Willox said he would strongly urge the government to take a fresh look at the working rights of all current on-shore visa holders to help the many businesses struggling to find labour. Given that we are unlikely to see significant migration either permanent or temporary for the next year at least, it is important that Australia makes best use of all our assets we already have here, he told The Australian. Visa holders are more flexible in where they are willing to travel for work and pockets of shortages persist across the country, despite current unemployment levels. Visa holders are a large pool of COVID-safe workers but many have restrictions ... Given many businesses are crying out for workers, visa holders should not be limited by visa work conditions. Employers want the government to expand the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List, which currently identifies 18 occupations that fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. Ms Lambert backed a Senate inquiry recommendation that the Department of Home Affairs consider adding a range of occupations, including civil engineers, electrical engineers, motor mechanics, cooks, carpenters, electricians and other roles in the hospitality, health, trades, agriculture and manufacturing sectors. The Electrical Trades Union has slammed the inquiry proposals, accusing the government of wanting to destroy Australian jobs by using COVID-19 as a cover to open the floodgates on skilled migration. ETU national secretary Allen Hicks said thousands of Australians were still stranded overseas, but the government was considering putting them at the end of the queue behind foreign workers who can be easily exploited. This is an attack on Australian values. It is a disgrace, he said. A student visa currently allows the holder to work up to 40 hours per fortnight once their program is in session, and unrestricted hours when the program is not in session. Under the ACCI proposal, the cap would be removed temporarily, allowing the visa holder to work unrestricted hours when in session, targeted to specific regions/industries such as cafes, restaurants, hospitality and accommodation that are currently facing shortages In its Senate submission, the ACCI identified skills shortages across a number of sectors including an extreme shortage of skilled motor mechanics. Reasons cited included the growing number of vehicles on the road; a sharp decline in the supply of local apprentice motor mechanics; rapidly emerging new technologies in electric and hybrid vehicles leaving a major skills gap for suitably trained motor mechanics, and a massive uptake of second-hand vehicles by consumers during the pandemic that required repairs and maintenance.

19.01.2022 ROOM AVAILABLE IN WODEN. 1 bedroom available in a 2 bedroom unit with built in wardrobe. 8 mins walk from woden Westfield,bus stands and marketplace. -Rent is 270 for couple per week excluding bills ... Available from 19 march 2021 Please text on 0452553902 if interested

19.01.2022 Two room available for single girl, boy or couple macgregor for further details can call at 0452535061Two room available for single girl, boy or couple macgregor for further details can call at 0452535061

19.01.2022 Hello we are couple trying to move Canberra from Sydney and looking for room. If anyone have vacant room please let me know. We can move around mid of April. Contact 0452451036Hello we are couple trying to move Canberra from Sydney and looking for room. If anyone have vacant room please let me know. We can move around mid of April. Contact 0452451036

18.01.2022 International students won’t return until 2022

17.01.2022 Here are the streets of Melbourne like you've never seen them. Australia Locked Down is collaborating with the NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Austral...ia to collect videos and stories from people during lockdown. What's lockdown looked like for you? You can submit your photos, videos and stories using the hashtag #AustraliaLockedDown or email [email protected] : Australia Locked Down

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17.01.2022 dami lagyo thau ta !

15.01.2022 Hi everyone, I am a single male looking for a single room in Canberra. Moving in from Sydney. If anyone has got any information, Please let me know. Thank you.Hi everyone, I am a single male looking for a single room in Canberra. Moving in from Sydney. If anyone has got any information, Please let me know. Thank you.

15.01.2022 Important Update ACT occupation List New occupations have been added to Canberra Matrix and some are removed!! Effective from 3rd May 2021. For more info...rmation, contact us; Mobile: 0410756136 Email: [email protected] See more

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13.01.2022 Hi Rent available for couple in 2 Bedroom Townhouse from 4 Feb 2021 in Rouseabout St. Lawson, ACT. We are a couple and looking to share second room in our Townhouse. Good size Bedroom with attached bathroom and built-in wardrobes ... Open plan living Natural light throughout Modern kitchen with dishwasher, electric oven, inbuilt microwave Landscaped courtyard Belconnen 8 minute drive University of Canberra 3 minute drive Bus stop near by Rent 270 excluding bills. For more info plz contact: 0412399583/0412399546

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11.01.2022 The number of outbreaks of gastro in ACT childcare centres last month were three times higher than average. Do your part to help prevent the spread of gastro. ... If your child is vomiting or has diarrhoea, keep them at home until 48 hours after their symptoms have stopped. Make sure everyone at home practises good hand hygiene to prevent the spread to other household members. For information, including tips for prevention, see our factsheet https://bit.ly/gastro-factsheet

11.01.2022 Canberra Matrix is Open Now

10.01.2022 Rayo saag ko barna

10.01.2022 Welcome to lots of New Members in Nepali in Canberra Page :)Welcome to lots of New Members in Nepali in Canberra Page :)

10.01.2022 Are your bins collected on Fridays? Due to the Good Friday public holiday, bin collections scheduled for this Friday, 2 April will occur the following day on S...aturday, 3 April. This will affect residents in: Acton, Ainslie, Barton, Braddon, Campbell, City, Deakin, Dickson, Downer, Forrest, Fyshwick, Franklin, Griffith, Gungahlin, Hackett, Harrison, Hughes, Kingston, Lyneham (south), Narrabundah, Oaks Estate, O’Connor, Pialligo, Red Hill, Reid, Turner, Throsby and Watson. Bin collections on Easter Monday will be collected as normal. Visit the bin collection calendar for more information on suburb collection days: https://bit.ly/31vPeri

08.01.2022 #momo #Chowmain #fishandchips #Breakfast food Around the Globe, #LakesideRestro

08.01.2022 Singapore Airlines has indefinitely suspended its services to Canberra, as part of a downsizing of its operations globally. The airline was the first to operate... international flights out of Canberra. Chief Minister Andrew Barr says the decision is not surprising, given the international travel ban and global collapse in the aviation sector. He says the ACT Government will work to resume international flights with Singapore Airlines in the future. "We are grateful for the fantastic relationship we have built with Singapore Airlines over the last five years and we have proven that the business case works," he says.

05.01.2022 Jobs Fair in ACT

04.01.2022 It's official. Australia is in a recession for the first time in 29 years.

04.01.2022 Do visit Lakeside Restro at Kingston.