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The Department of Education is recruiting graduate and experienced psychologists, social workers, guidance officers and youth workers in schools and education regions across Queensland. Babak was working as a psychologist in corrective services before deciding to work in a school setting. Now working as the school-based psychologist at Bundamba State Secondary College, Babak told us why he finds the role so rewarding. ‘My own schooling experience was quite a challenging one – I personally went through a lot of mental health challenges, and I think if I had that school-based mental health support, my experience would have been a lot easier,’ he said. ‘That’s part of the reason I am here – to really use what I've learned from my own experiences and try to make a positive change for the students currently in school. ‘Providing mental health support services within the school setting is really fulfilling, and knowing you're making a difference to students’ lives is something really, really positive.’ Apply now through Smart Jobs to be considered for current and future roles. https://lnkd.in/gz5g__5T

* Exciting Announcement * We are pleased to announce that Robert (Bob) Gee APM, Director-General Department of Youth Justice, Employment, Small Business and Training (DYJESBT) will be delivering a keynote address at 26th World Mining Congress 2023. “I’m delighted to embark on my new role at DYJESBT, just in time for the highly anticipated #WMC2023 in Brisbane. This global event, bringing together mining industry leaders, presents an incredible opportunity to showcase the important work we’re doing to equip Queensland’s workforce for the demands of present and future industries. Together we can shape the future of mining and make a positive impact on our communities. I look forward to seeing you there!” #MiningIndustryLeaders #QldWorkforceStrategy Department of Industry, Science and Resources

🎉  It’s Friday, June 23, and here’s what we’re discussing in The Evening Wrap-up: 💰 Aussies shun super for term deposits — The Australian Financial Review https://lnkd.in/gsJfg6GE 🎤 Phones? Not while I’m onstage — Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) https://lnkd.in/gBpMMYha 💡  Question of the Day: Are phones at gigs a right or a nuisance? ⚡  Tax scammers in full force — Yahoo Finance Australia https://lnkd.in/girPtf8m ⚡  Aussies eye lab-grown meat sales in the US — SmartCompany https://lnkd.in/gB2JAy69 📣  Comment of the Day: Cultivated meat is a gift — Michal Klar https://lnkd.in/g7y8hmNq What do you think of the day’s news? Join the conversations in the comments section below. ✏️ Cayla Dengate #TheWrapUp #Australia #News

With winter school holidays in full swing, we're launching a road safety blitz to ensure your safety on the roads. Operation Cold Snap is a state-wide road policing initiative dedicated to protecting lives and preventing injuries during this bustling road period. Acting Assistant Commissioner Chris Stream said the launch of this operation is crucial to safeguarding the lives of Queensland road users. “The Queensland Police Service is fully dedicated to enhancing road safety during the upcoming school holidays,” Acting Assistant Commissioner Stream said. “Next time you are a passenger and hear an excuse for poor or unsafe driving behaviour, I ask you to challenge them. That conversation could save your life.”

Australia's Deaf Basketball Team, the Goannas, is more than a group of men who love the sport. They are mates who have given each other the confidence to make their own way in the world. https://ab.co/3NTTB8Z

Former chief scientist Alan Finkel has quit his role advising Victoria’s SEC amid criticism by energy experts that it lacks clarity and capital.

From the Adelaide Hills to the sands of Bondi Beach, meet the new chefs on the block serving up the kind of nosh you’ll want to build your next getaway around. Full list: https://bit.ly/3qS1zpT

Voyages to the bottom of the sea, Antarctica and even to space are part of a growing trend of expensive travel with a dose of danger.

Under fire are deals to disguise profits as losses, overseas tax scams and trustees playing fast and loose with the rules.