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Emma Larsen: Say “yes”, meet people and keep learning

How did you get into the humanitarian aid and development sector? From an early age my parents exposed me and

Career Testimonials Catholic Executives

Kirsty Robertson: Guided by Catholic social teaching

How did you get into the humanitarian aid and development sector? I started my career in aid and development at

Job Hunting Resume Writing

How to write a job-winning resume

You’ve seen your dream job on the CathNews jobs site. Now it is time to sit down and craft your

Job Hunting Jobs Market Blog

Catholic schools seek quality teachers

Many of the jobs posted on the CathNews jobs portal relate to education and schools. But what are our Catholic

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Career Guide Job Hunting

The keys to performing well in a job interview

You’ve submitted your application letter and your resume. And your prospective new employer now wants to see you in person.

Job Hunting

Nail that job application letter

A job application letter is more than just a note attached to a resume. It requires thought, research and a

Cost Of Living

Vinnies calls for more help for struggling Australians

The St Vincent de Paul Society has called on the Albanese Government to provide urgent help to the growing number of Australians struggling to survive amid surging inflation and interest rates.

Governance

Bishops Conference publishes 2021 annual report

Former president Archbishop Mark Coleridge says the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference’s second annual report is “much more than a company report or a bureaucratic manifesto”. Source: ACBC Media Blog.

Opinion Refugees

Our chance to reset policy on asylum-seekers and refugees

Australia’s policies in relation to asylum-seekers and refugees in recent years have been unnecessarily mean, but the election of the Albanese Government provides a chance for a reset, writes Fr Frank Brennan SJ. Source: Eureka Street.