Treasurer Jim Chalmers has released the list of people invited to the Jobs and Skills Summit on Thursday and Friday. Here’s the full list.
Dylan Alcott, Australian of the YearJohn Azarias, The Lysicrates FoundationJenny Dodd, TAFE Directors AustraliaTerese Edwards, National Council of Single MothersCarolyn Hodge, People with Disability AustraliaJenny Macaffer, Adult Learning AustraliaProfessor Shelley Mallett, Brotherhood of St.
LaurenceWayne Miller, Ceduna Aboriginal CorporationKelly O’Shanassy, Australian Conservation FoundationLuke Rycken, Australian Youth Affairs CoalitionTroy Williams, Independent Tertiary Education Council AustraliaProfessor Jeff Borland, University of MelbourneProfessor Alan Duncan, Bankwest Curtin Economics CentreProfessor Ross Garnaut, University of Melbourne and Zen EnergyCatriona Jackson, Universities AustraliaProfessor John Spoehr, Flinders University, Factory of the...
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