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Win Win Outcomes

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 405 145 285

Address: 303 Adelaide Street 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.winwinoutcomes.com.au

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24.01.2022 Five sticky tips for better content recall - https://bit.ly/3ckS7zR

24.01.2022 Shout out from Libby Marshall The Australia New Zealand MBA Directors Forum will bring together business, academia and government leaders to debate current and emerging trends impacting how we identify, attract and engage the best talent. Theme - Education & Business Designing the agenda for a new world'... Register today - https://bit.ly/2Do7n1Y Guest speakers - Chris Richardson (Deloitte), Professor Veena Sahajwalla (UNSW), University Deans from USA, Thailand, China, Europe, Australia and New Zealand as well as business leaders. #MBA #Education #AustraliaNewZealandMBAForum

21.01.2022 It’s all about connection - introducing Head Trainer’s David Shillington to GeSS Education Head Cristine Russell. Discussing collaboration opportunities for leadership training, employment transition and mental health first aid. A Win Win Outcome. ... #GeSSEducation #winwinoutcomes

21.01.2022 Learn how to get accredited training and up to a 50% wage subsidy with industry experts Steve Wyborn and Matt White. Share if you know someone looking for staff. Register for FREE today @ https://bit.ly/3nXhlIL Brisbane Business Hub 9AM - 5th February L2 / 155 Queen St, Brisbane... #training #business #recruitment #apprenticeships #humanresources #recruiting #career #hiring

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18.01.2022 This Week in Politics . . . The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. The first vaccinations will be available in late February or early March for priority groups. The ABS released the labour force figures for December, confirmed unemployment fell to 6.6% and inflation rose 0.9%... Environment Minister Sussan Ley addressed the international Climate Adaption Summit, committing Australia to develop a National Climate Resilience and Adaption Strategy. Ley also said Australia plans to commit to the Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment to be launched at November’s COP26 UN climate change conference in Glasgow. Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese announced a reshuffle of the Shadow Cabinet to better reflect policy positions on local manufacturing, energy infrastructure, public housing and childcare. Richard Marles - National Reconstruction, Employment, Skills and Small Business. Ed Husic - Industry and Innovation, Stephen Jones - Superannuation, Brendan O’Connor - Defence Julie Collins - Agriculture Kristina Keneally - Government Accountability. The latest CommSec State of the States report named Tasmania as the best performing economy for the fourth consecutive quarter. ACT remained in second position, with little to separate the South Australian, Victorian, Queensland and NSW economies. The PM and Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt signed a Heads of Agreement with east coast liquefied natural gas (LNG) companies to secure competitively priced gas supply to the east coast until at least 2023. Minister for Health Greg Hunt announced $38 million for two new medical research centres for diabetes and cardiovascular disease and translational research projects under the Government’s Medical Research Future Fund. The Government has allocated $44 million to Dementia Training Australia and Dementia Support Australia to extend national dementia education and support programs from July 2021 to June 2022. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs Specialists

18.01.2022 Local business from across Brisbane got the low down at the Brisbane Business Hub 'on how to 'Grow your Business with Government Funding from Industry experts Steve Wyborn and Matt White from Browns Professional. A great session showed how business can utilise the power of training in conjunction with available government support to change lives and help employers prosper

18.01.2022 Most Popular Visual Content Articles from the Content Marketing Institute. You need to think visually. If your content is all or heavily text based, you’re missing an opportunity to attract audiences, make them stay, and remember your content. ... Check out Ann Gynn's article - https://bit.ly/3kjqlXB

18.01.2022 Wonderful to visit Toowoomba and talk all things employment and training with DGT's Kris McCue and Kim Watson. Absolutely passionate people who empower people everyday to achieve their career goals. So looking forward to working with the team.

18.01.2022 There's never been a better time to hire new staff with a new 50% Boosting Apprenticeship Commencement wage subsidy. Join BNE Enterprise and industry experts Richard Brown, Steve Wyborn and the team from Aviation Australia to find out what you need to know Register - https://lnkd.in/gQa6cyd

18.01.2022 Win Win Outcomes The power of job ready training was on display as local Federal Member Milton Dick visited the Haven for Heroes initiative at @WolstonHouse. DGT Employment & Training and @Win Win Outcomes are grateful for Milton's time, advice and support.... #SkillingQueenslandersForWork #Training #Jobs #ApprenticeshipsWork #HavenForHeroes

16.01.2022 The importance of both physical and mental fitness was on the agenda as David Shillington briefed Brisbane City Council's Vicki Howard on his 'Well Being Code' venture. Since retiring from elite sport in 2016, David has championed leadership and mental wellbeing working with over 200 organisations and sporting clubs across Australia. David’s goal is to reduce the stigma around mental illness and drive a relatable approach to well-being through the power of sports related sto...ry telling. #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth #wellbeing #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #sydneyroosters

16.01.2022 David Shillington and Ben Mowen with Neil Breen on News Talk 4BC 1116 speaking about removing the stigma of mental health through the power of sport related story telling Interview to be posted shortly. #mentalhealth #mindfulness #wellbeing #winwinoutcomes

15.01.2022 So proud of Flynn Brien and the team at Wesley Industry who were so dedicated in packing and boxing Bradboy.com.au kits for Christmas. Thank goodness you took the Kia Carnival and not the Yaris

15.01.2022 What are you doing Friday morning? Learn how to get up to a 50% Government wage subsidy from industry experts Steve Wyborn and Matthew White. Register for FREE today @ https://bit.ly/3nXhlIL Brisbane Business Hub 9AM - 5th February... L2 / 155 Queen St, Brisbane #training #business #recruitment #apprenticeships #humanresources #recruiting #career #hiring

14.01.2022 Win Win Outcomes all round. Family & Social Services Minister Senator Anne Ruston meets with our clients and industry leaders on all things jobs, jobs, jobs. Getting Australians back to work - sooner rather than later. ... #employment #jobs #winwinoutcomes

13.01.2022 Weekly Political Wrap RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle warned Australia will not recover from the recession quickly and indicated the Reserve Bank may buy more government debt to lower interest rates. Newspoll shows the Coalition has a two-party preferred advantage over Labor 51-49. Morrison leads Albanese as preferred PM 59-27.... To encourage loans and boost the economy, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced an overhaul of responsible lending laws. Lenders will be subjected to less onerous credit rules. Minister for Communications Paul Fletcher announced a $4.5 billion investment in the National Broadband Network (NBN) to facilitate access to faster broadband speeds for eight million more Australians. The investment will support as many as 25,000 jobs over the next two years as the fibre-to-node rollout is extended along streets. The $550 a fortnight coronavirus supplement to the JobSeeker payment was reduced to $250 on Thursday. Looking ahead - Federal Parliament will return on Tuesday 6 October for the Federal Budget. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs and Corporate Specialists

13.01.2022 Weekly Political Wrap The Michael Gunner-led Northern Territory Labor Party retained majority government in the NT Election - Winning at least 13 seats. The ACCC will launch an inquiry into domestic fresh food and dairy supply chains, including examining the treatment of farmers in the marketplace.... Minister for Defence Linda Reynolds announced a $1 billion investment package to boost Australia's defence industry in COVID-19 recovery. Minister for Arts Paul Fletcher established a Creative Economy Taskforce to advise the Government on the rollout of the previously announced $250 million in support for the arts sector. The proposed sale of Lion Dairy to China’s Mengniu Dairy has fallen through after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg labelled the sale contrary to the national interest. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs and Corporate Specialists

10.01.2022 Great catching up with Yazz Krishna from Five Faces I’ve known Yazz since he started his business journey with the help of Sarina Russo Job Access' New Enterprise Incentive Scheme Program in 2013. Five Faces is now one of Australia’s premier digital solutions companies. Yazz’ clients include Bupa, Queensland Health, NSW Health and Retail Zoo, who own the brands Boost Juice, Salsa's, CIBO's and Betty's Burgers, where we enjoyed lunch today.... Very excited Five Faces and Win Win Outcomes are exploring ways to collaborate in the future.

10.01.2022 Weekly Political Wrap Federal Government announced a $1.3 billion Modern Manufacturing Strategy ahead of next week’s Budget. Six priority manufacturing areas have been identified - food and beverage; recycling and clean energy; resource technology; medical products; defence; and space. Within the strategy are three funding elements including a $1.3 billion Modern Manufacturing Initiative; a $107 million Supply Chain Resilience Initiative; and a $52.8 million Manufacturing M...odernisation Fund. Federal Government announced their Digital Business Plan as part of the JobMaker program. Under the Plan, $800 million will be invested in initiatives to support business adopt new digital technologies. Federal Government announced businesses with an aggregated annual turnover between $10 million and $50 million will have access to up to ten small business tax concessions. The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety released a report on the COVID-19 pandemic in aged care. The report makes six recommendations and identifies four areas for immediate action including funding, allied health and mental health services, an aged care plan and the establishment of a national aged care advisory body and infection control procedures. Minister for Aged Care and Senior Australians Richard Colbeck launched the Younger People in Residential Aged Care (YPIRAC) Strategy. The Strategy aims to reduce the number of younger people living in residential aged care and includes $10.6 million for a national network to help younger people find accommodation. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced the QLD/NSW border will reopen on 1 November. The Palaszczuk Government has awarded final approval to the $1 billion Olive Down coal mine in Central Queensland. Construction activities can now begin and the project is set to create 1,000 local jobs over its 79-year life. The Queensland Government will invest $30 million for two new wharves at the Port of Cairns and a business case to develop the area as a centre for maintaining and repairing large defence vessels. The funding is an initiative of the Cairns/FNQ Regional Recovery Action Plan. Looking ahead Next week, Federal Parliament will return for Budget Week. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs and Corporate Specialists

07.01.2022 Libby Marshall - Wow!!! The Forum has such an impressive line up of speakers. Looking forward to helping you share their wisdom. Such a great first day at the 2020 Australia New Zealand MBA Directors Forum. For anyone out there - if your career has been disrupted in the last few months or you have a business idea you want to get off the ground, Chris Richardson from Deloitte Access Economics says, history shows during times of economic downturn is a good time to start a busin...ess. Be bold and go for it. Opening keynote by Chris Richardson - Deloitte Access Economics says that history shows "it's darkest before the dawn" and that the COVID-19 recovery is a great time to start a business. #educationbusiness #designingtheagenda #newworld

07.01.2022 6 Proven Tips for Successful Facebook Videos Learn how to improve engagement in your Facebook video program with Teodora Lozen's tips curated from a study of over 10.5 million posts between 2014 and 2020 - https://bit.ly/31K66vH

07.01.2022 Weekly Political Wrap The Reserve Bank of Australia confirmed JobKeeper reduced total employment losses by at least 700,000 jobs. The National Skills Commission published the 2020 Australian Jobs report, highlighting occupations and industries that remained resilient during the COVID-19 pandemic.... Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley announced environmental approval for Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project in the Gunnedah Basin in NSW. The project is subject to a number of approval conditions to protect groundwater, regional biodiversity and local communities. The Commonwealth and Victorian Governments each committed $2 billion in funding for the Geelong Fast Rail Project, the first of its kind in Australia. Construction is set to begin in 2023. Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews also jointly announced the route for the Melbourne Airport Rail Link project. The Queensland budget is set to be handed down on Tuesday 1 December. Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas handed down his State Budget, forecasting a net operating deficit of $23.3 billion in 2020-21. NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro released the Strategic Opportunities for Gas Statement, which considers options for expanding domestic gas production in NSW and further exploration in far western NSW. WA Premier Mark McGowan welcomed the announcement by APA Group to construct a new 580-kilometre pipeline to connect the gas fields in the Perth Basin to the Goldfields region. Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor and Victorian Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio announced the first stage of an agreement to underwrite early works to progress the Victorian to New South Wales Interconnector West project. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs Specialists

06.01.2022 On site with Herringbone's Taher Lakdawala With projects from Holland Park to Hendra, Taher’s point of difference is his luxury home builds come with his personal architectural, interior design as well as his cost planning and construction management expertise. Onwards and upwards for Taher and Herringbone!!!

03.01.2022 Weekly Political Wrap Australia’s unemployment rate lifted 0.1 points to 7 per cent in October. The Morrison Government reached a $1.2 billion settlement with 43,000 individuals wrongfully pursued for welfare debt recovery.... Treasurer Josh Frydenberg released the Retirement Income Review Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the Government is ready to re-engage in respectful and beneficial dialogue with Beijing. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced $5.3 billion to invest in the state’s public and community housing Minister for Industry Karen Andrews announced $1 billion over a decade to underwrite the construction of a new vaccine production facility and guarantee the rapid manufacture vaccines when responding to health pandemics in the future. PM travelled to Japan to sign a trade deal named the Reciprocal Access Agreement which allows more joint military exercises throughout the Indo-Pacific, including in the hotly-contested South China Sea. Chief of the Defence Force General Angus Campbell released the findings into alleged misconduct by Australian Special Forces in Afghanistan. The Inquiry found credible information relating to 36 matters in which 39 Afghan prisoners or civilians were unlawfully killed The Government released the Productivity Commission’s inquiry report into mental health which estimated the cost of mental health on Australia’s economy is approximately $200 billion per year. It recommended substantial reforms to make the system more person-centred concentrating on community care, early prevention and quality of treatment. Source: GRACosway - Public Affairs Specialists