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Edition Number 256. Updated to Wednesday, 1 February 2012
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Main News
Purchasing processes
lead way in reforms
Gov’t plans to do business easier
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Other Stories
PS achievers make honours list
Queen recognises excellence
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Union call for temp staff crackdown
Fears permanents losing out
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Business call to sack PS staff quicker
Hard line in Tasmania
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Information reforms reflected in media
Study finds positive news
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Paper puts brakes on community drivers
Study to look at regulation
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Teachers upskill for disability program
Students to get more support
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Flash new campaign on lightning strikes
Education program for water users
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Treasury rings up agency costs advice
New Circular on reimbursement
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Parkland snaps off photo competition
Visitors urged to take pictures
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Ski boat operators in deep water
Boaters found to be talking risks
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New pool laws to protect young
Draft paper proposes measures
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DPI goes to town on rural property
New factsheet on buying rural land
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Boat warning fuelled by fuel fires
Owners warned to take care
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Pensioners plug into energy experts
Program visits Sydney’s west
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Senior Appointments
Who’s who and who’s moving in the PS
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And in other news...
IPAA VP honoured
REVS off the road
Records linked to NZ
Signs explain walk
Pig hunters hunted
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Letters: Your Say
Temporaries too permanent
Telework doesn’t tally
Assigning stigmas
...plus more...
Talking Point
Degree of difficulty:
Do we really need so many graduates?
On the job training has been lost to demands for university degrees says
Brian Holden
but that hasn’t made workers any smarter
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Personal Development
Aiming for goals: Deciding how to kick off
by Bob Crawford
Getting physical: Knowing where and why it hurts
by Neil Tuttle
Performance magic: 10 ways to improve yours
by Todd Durkin
PS Features
Superannuation not so super for women alone
by Malcolm King
Media gets the message: Information reforms refocus reporting
by Steve Haigh and Candice Thompson
Brain training: Brainy app puts grey cells to work
by Suha Ali
Out Of Hours
Thames Town – new meaning to Chinese takeaway
by David Ellis
Old school Aussie cuisine
by Christine Salins
Books
Man-Made World: Choosing between Progress and Planet
by Andrew Charlton
Hazel: My Mother’s Story
by Sue Pieters-Hawke
How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age
by Dale Carnegie & Associates with Brent Cole
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