Permanent Part Time roles, 30 hours per week. Work on a rotational starting time, between 6:00am to 9:00pm on fixed working days of Thursday, Friday, Saturday…From Stellar – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 12:02:04 GMT – View all Brisbane jobs
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Placements Manager – Clinical Psychology – The University of Queensland – Brisbane QLD
This is a part-time (0.4 full time equivalent), continuing appointment at HEW Level 8. Applicants will be eligible for registration as a Psychologist with the… $90,107 – $101,179 a yearFrom The University of Queensland – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 10:48:59 GMT – View all Brisbane jobs
Psychologist/Counsellor (0.8FTE, Fixed – Act for Kids – Brisbane QLD
Maintain and develop your professional skills, through supervision and professional. High level time management and case load management skills…. $78,099 – $80,516 a yearFrom Act for Kids – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 07:38:33 GMT – View all Brisbane jobs
Project Controls Manager – Queensland Rail – Brisbane QLD
The organisation to ensure that Queensland Rail is ready to play its part in. Being delivered on time, on budget and aligned to the requirements as defined….From Queensland Rail – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 07:35:02 GMT – View all Brisbane jobs
Executive Assistant – Livingstones Services Pty Ltd – Brisbane QLD
Excellent personal organisation and time management skills including the ability to prioritise work,. Any other duties or tasks as directed or required from…From Livingstones Services Pty Ltd – Sat, 24 Dec 2016 06:24:58 GMT – View all Brisbane jobs
Physiotherapists – Alzheimers QLD – Upper Mount Gravatt QLD
Professional qualification (Degree) in Physiotherapy First Aid Certificate Current AHPRA Registration Demonstrated 2 years minimum experience in an Aged Care or…From Alzheimers QLD – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 09:39:32 GMT – View all Upper Mount Gravatt jobs
Early Childhood Educator, Acacia Ridge – The Benevolent Society – Acacia Ridge QLD
Full time permenant position. You will be required to consent to criminal history checks and where relevant to the role, working with children checks as part of…From The Benevolent Society – Fri, 23 Dec 2016 08:32:57 GMT – View all Acacia Ridge jobs
LILA wins second consecutive National Promising Practices Award
A new National Promising Practice award banner recently arrived from character.org in Washington, D.C., at Lakes International Language Academy. The school’s “Make A Difference” I-Term course received the honor at the National Forum on Character Education this fall. The competition recognizes successful practices that educators nationwide can replicate to help students build empathy, improve conflict resolution skills, and demonstrate good citizenship. It’s the second consecutive year that LILA has won the national award.
LILA offers I-Terms twice each year in grades 6 to 12 at the Upper School, allowing students to apply what they’ve learned in an intensive, instructive, innovative, in-depth, and interesting course held over multiple days, such as the Make A Difference option. Students in the Make A Difference course studied picture-book biographies with a local published author to learn how to write about people who have made a difference in the world. They wrote and illustrated their own
Budget, solar garden among Scandia council topics
Terry Traver
Scandia Reporter
Several items were discussed during Scandia City Council’s work session Dec. 7, including the 2017 budget, approval of an agreement to operate a solar garden and the annual cost of the Scandia Fire Department Dive Team.broadstreet.zone(48036);
Levy and budget
The work session sufficed as the truth-in-taxation public hearing on the 2017 city budget and tax levy. The City Council will approve the final budget and levy number at its Dec. 20 meeting.
The council was advised that the tax levy will be the same in 2017 as it was in 2016 at approximately $2.26 million. Generally speaking, this means that most residents will likely not see a property tax increase in 2017. The vast majority of the general fund will go to public works, with finance, administration and fire all getting significant levels of funding as well.
At the November work session, during discussion of the Fire Department budget, the topic of
Deck the porch
For nearly a half century, Nancy and John Lautigar have transformed their Columbus home into a Christmas winter wonderland. Christmas decorations with connections to three generations of family members are on display each year. What started with a Christmas tree and manger scene in the family’s living room has now expanded to the screened porch that is filled from top to bottom with Christmas decorations. Nancy Lautigar is pictured here with a sample of the display. The Lautigars have lived in Columbus since 1969. The three Lautigar daughters — Allyson, Lisa and Nicole — and their families will join mom and dad to celebrate Christmas 2016 in Columbus.