A $40 million federal government funding cut to Queensland’s Vocational Education and Training program will cast a cloud over the future of up to 424 mining trainees and apprentices in central Queensland, according to minister for training and skills development Shannon Fentiman.
On top of this, she said, the federal government had eliminated a number of programs such as Tools for Your Trade, employer incentives, mature-age incentives, group training assistance and funding to boost...
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