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How Young People are Faring 2011 The national report on the learning and work situation of young AustraliansSkills, jobs, education
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Health and wellbeing
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Healthy, liveable communities
Pillar Leader:
Vicky Mason
Warrnambool City Director Community Services
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Pillar Group Members:
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Adele Kenneally Andrew Sloane Andy Woithe Anne Champness Anne Horsley Anne Kirkham Anne Murphy Barrie Baker Barry White Brenda Callahan Bronwyn Herbert Brooke Love Carolyn Searle Clare Vissenger Craig Midgley Craig Fraser David Keilar David Lee David Rae Dean Robertson Glen Bernoth Greg Wood |
Helen Bayne Helen Durant Ian Williams Ian Moody Jacinta Ermacora Janet Collins Janette Lowe Jo Grant Joanna Harrison Jodie Maybery John Hedditch John Krygger John O’Neill Karl Hatton Kathy Sanderson Kaye Scholfield Ian Spencer Kellie King Kerri Erler Leeona Van Duynhoven Lisa McLeod |
Lyn Russell Marg Burke Mark Brennan Mark Johnson Mary Pendergast Matt Ebden Meredith Ericson Mike Neoh Owen Stephens Peter Heilbuth Peter Starick Rohan Keert Rosie Rowe Roslyn Cousins Rowena Wylie Russell Lineham Samantha Sharp Susan Bentley Toni Jenkins Tracy Linford Trev Greenberger Vicky Mason |
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The Great South Coast Group Inc. is charged with responsibility for rolling out the Regional Strategic Plan. |
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The Great South Coast Health and Wellbeing Profile is the first detailed report card for the residents of Southern Grampians, Glenelg, Warrnambool, Corangamite, Moyne and Colac Otway. The profile draws together a wide range of population-based data and presents information about the health and wellbeing of the region's communities in a single access point for information that is otherwise scattered across a large number of publications and reports. The profile has been prepared by the Great South Coast local government areas in partnership with the Department of Health. |
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Great South Coast Major Projects Cumulative Impacts Study The Great South Coast (GSC) Cumulative Impact Study 2011 has identified 60 major investment and development projects across the GSC region, equating to $11.6 billion dollars of investment. The individual projects identified all have their own challenges and rewards for the proponents and the communities spread across the GSC region. The Final Report details these major projects and the overall impacts for the region. |
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Education continuum 0-19:
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How Young People are Faring 2011 The national report on the learning and work situation of young Australians
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The Role of Socioeconomic Status and Access
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Improving student retention in Australia |
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