Queensland wide with opportunities for career development. Started by six families who believed in the multiple capabilities of their children, Multicap became…From Multicap – Mon, 09 Oct 2017 07:09:57 GMT – View all Eight Mile Plains QLD jobs
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Customer Service Officer – Mount Gravatt – Bank of Queensland – Mount Gravatt QLD
We are a true alternative to the major banks with a full suite of banking products available to our customers….From Bank of Queensland – Thu, 07 Sep 2017 06:05:53 GMT – View all Mount Gravatt QLD jobs
Commercial Sales Support – Super Amart – Rochedale South QLD
We value our people & their development therefore you will be rewarded with a base package, generous product discounts and ongoing career development….From Super Amart – Tue, 27 Jun 2017 03:54:06 GMT – View all Rochedale South QLD jobs
Customer Service Reception – Aquatic Achievers Swim Schools – Chandler QLD
With 5 centres across Brisbane, we have reached over 9,000 students in 2016, teaching over 140,000 lessons per week! CPR. _*Customer Team Professionals*_…. $23 an hourFrom Indeed – Mon, 09 Oct 2017 02:22:45 GMT – View all Chandler QLD jobs
Administration Officer – Mater – Brisbane QLD
We are a health care leader that provides care to more than 500,000 patients each year as a private, benevolent not-for-proft organisation – what profit we make… $24.37 – $28.28 an hourFrom Mater Health – Mon, 09 Oct 2017 01:26:35 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Picker on warehouse – IPS Brisbane Pty Ltd – Brisbane QLD
We are looking for an organized, strong and energetic friendly person to work in the company’s warehouse. High school or equivalent…. $22 – $23 an hourFrom Indeed – Thu, 05 Oct 2017 00:38:44 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Can employers ask jobseekers to show them their Facebook page?
A young woman applying for work as a nanny and housekeeper is asked to provide a link to her Facebook profile as part of the interview. She calls it an invasion of privacy, but one recruitment agency says the practice may be on the up.
Dog baiting spike due to neighbourhood noise disputes, RSPCA reports
The RSPCA expresses concern after a spike in dog-baiting incidents in the Brisbane and Sunshine Coast areas, including one pet owner finding her dog licking a poisoned piece of meat allegedly thrown into her Coolum front yard.
After sporting career, blind singer-songwriter returns to first love
From living in a Vietnamese orphanage to representing Australia at sport, blind songwriter David Truong’s road to success as a musician has taken a few detours.
'You get respect from the boys': Female boxer on quest for Commonwealth gold
Boxer Skye Nicolson regularly shocks her male sparring partners in the ring as she hones her skills to try and win gold at the Commonwealth Games on Queensland’s Gold Coast.



