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Professional Experience Partnerships in Regional and Remote Schools: A Pathway to Employment

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By Claire Bartlett, Brendan Bentley, Susan F Ledger, Sarah James
| Australian and International Journal of Rural Education Verified
License Copyright (c) 2024 Claire Bartlett, Brendan Bentley, Susan Ledger, Sarah James, Chris Morrissey , Jacki Thomson This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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Opinion: Georgia Needs the Women’s Health and Safety Act

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By Claire Bartlett
| James Magazine Online Verified
It’s an election year. And in case you haven’t heard ad nauseum, reproductive “rights,” “freedom,” and “choice” are on the ballot. These are code words for abortion, the Harris-Walz campaign’s top policy issue. The media is doing its full court press in lockstep with every candidate who espouses the values of Big Abortion.
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HMRC’s poor service requires action, not moaning

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By Claire Bartlett
| AccountingWEB.co.uk Verified
After another painful phone call to HMRC back in January I sat at my desk with my head in my hands. Then I did what we all do – I had a moan to my colleagues and peers. Everyone was feeling the same frustrations and the general mood was that HMRC had become more of a hindrance than a help. That’s when it hit me – nothing changes unless we change something.
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