The Australian Government recognises the important role the bait industry plays in Queensland and is committed to its continued competitiveness. The average Department of Industry, Innovation and Science salary ranges from approximately $60,357 per year for Trade Assistant to $129,627 per year for Director. The Program will operate during the four year licensing and construction phase. Department of Industry, Innovation and Science. The agency provides a national service and has offices in Launceston, Tasmania and in Darwin in the Northern Territory. We engage with business, research bodies, tertiary education sectors, government and the broader community to create and build economic and social benefits. The $20.0 million SME Export Hubs Initiative is funded for four years from 2018-19 and will help Australian businesses to grow, export and increase local and regional jobs by supporting the development of collaborative business networks (hubs). The Ambassador is a national advocate, building awareness and visibility of issues affecting women and girls in STEM, and how they can be addressed to achieve cultural change; and. It has been built for illustrative purposes only. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the elders past and present. What opportunities are there to address the differing levels of digital ability and inclusion (the 'digital divide’) and make the most of the benefits that digital technologies present for society? The white spot syndrome virus affects crustaceans, such as prawns, crabs and yabbies, causing high prawn mortality, but does not pose a threat to human health or food safety. Export hubs will boost the export capability of local and regional businesses, through supporting activities such as developing collective brands, leveraging local infrastructure to scale business operations, and positioning regional businesses to participate in global supply chains. This is provided by programs that build Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) capabilities throughout the nation, such as Questacon’s internationally-renowned education and outreach programs, the Women in STEM Ambassador and measures to encourage girls into STEM studies. This package of funding recognises the need to build economic capacity, skills and resilience within the community which hosts the Facility to realise its significant economic benefits. Save the date and time! a $10.1 million Community Skills and Development Program including $8.0 million in grants, to gain opportunities from the construction and operation of the Facility. This investment will provide Australian businesses opportunities to be involved in established international space programs. Several portfolio agencies employ 7,328 staff under their own legislation, with 1,603 staff (22 per cent) based in Canberra, central Sydney and central Melbourne, 4,797 staff (65 per cent) based in the wider metropolitan Sydney and metropolitan Melbourne areas, and the other capital cities, and 928 (13 per cent) based in other locations across Australia. The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science is a department of the Australian Government responsible for consolidating the Government’s efforts to drive economic growth, productivity and competitiveness by bringing together industry, energy, resources and science.[2]. In 2018, LaunchCamps were held in Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, Narrabri and Lindfield. The Australian Government established a $155.0 million Growth Fund in 2013-14. a Women in STEM Strategy, informed by a Decadal Plan for Women in STEM, which together provide a roadmap for sustained increases in women’s participation in STEM across Australia; a Women in STEM Ambassador will help coordinate and promote action to reduce barriers to women’s participation in STEM. Innovations to cool and green the city, along with promoting climate-appropriate design, will help change the face of Darwin, transforming it into a best-practice example of tropical urban living.

public benefit being broad based and ensuring benefits beyond those able to be captured by project proponents; growth in the economy and population of northern Australia; potential to encourage private sector participation in the financing of northern Australia’s infrastructure needs; and. We consolidate government efforts to drive economic growth, productivity and competitiveness by bringing together industry, energy, resources, science and skills.