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The impact of energy transition on the Hunter's economy is weighing heavily on the minds of the region's voters heading into this weekend's election, new polling shows.

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The NSW hospitality minister has linked higher unemployment payments during the pandemic to the state's current skills shortage, drawing Labor criticism.

The Labor leader wants voters to see a point of difference between the Opposition and the Coalition on manufacturing and asset sell-offs.

Up to 1000 apprentices a year would be trained for free at upgraded TAFE manufacturing facilities in Western Sydney, the Hunter and the Illawarra if Labor wins next month’s state election. The $42.7 million Manufacturing Centres of Excellence pledge made Monday includes upgrading three facilities to train students in traditional…

The aim is to boost domestic manufacturing and tackle the statewide skills crisis.

New university and vocational training facilities in Wollongong will train workers in clean energy and clean manufacturing after a $12.5 million commitment from the federal government. A $10 million investment will be made in the University of Wollongong to establish the Energy Futures Skills Centre, while $2.5 million has been…

This week, the federal government released a discussion paper for a Universities Accord, which it hopes will make a 30-year plan for the sector.

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