The skills kids need to get a job in 2030
Rachel Lilley is teaching children how to prepare for an uncertain jobs future.
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Anna Patty
Anna Patty is Workplace Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. She is a former State Political Reporter and Education Editor.
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Call for compensation for forced labour, marriage and slavery
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