Media Releases - 2003 

11/12/2003 - November 2003 Monthly Profile of Labour Market and Related Payments
The Department of Family and Community Services today released its profile of labour market and related payments for the previous month. This coincides with the release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) National Unemployment figure for the same period.

06/11/2003 - October 2003 Monthly Profile of Labour Market and Related Payments
The Department of Family and Community Services today released its profile of labour market and related payments for the previous month. This coincides with the release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) National Unemployment figure for the same period.

09/10/2003 - September 2003 Monthly Profile of Labour Market and Related Payments
Every month, the Department of Family and Community Services releases its profile of labour market and related payments for the previous month. This coincides with the release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) National Unemployment figure for the same period.

24/09/2003 - Promoting harmony in Victorian communities
Gwenda Prince, Victorian State Manager of the Department of Family and Community Services, will be attending the launch of a film produced by St Luke’s Anglicare’s Promoting Harmony Project in Bendigo tomorrow.

23/09/2003 - Can Do Communities come out in force
Nominations for the Department of Family and Community Services’ Can Do Community Awards have increased by almost sixty per cent in 2003.

26/08/2003 - Don’t forget to nominate for the Can Do Community Awards
Communities throughout Australia have less than a month to nominate their local project for the 2003 Can Do Community Awards before the 12 September deadline.

15/08/2003 - Muslim women in Victoria to benefit from an innovative community participation project
Victorian State Manager for the Department of Family and Community Services, Gwenda Prince, will today officially launch the Islamic Women’s Welfare Council of Victoria’s Self Esteem, Identity, Leadership and Community Participation (SILC) project in Coburg.