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Spence to lead skills training fund

FORMER Woodside Petroleum executive Keith Spence will chair the government's $200 million Critical Skills Investment Fund advisory board that will help address the skills shortage in the resources industry.

Marija Stojkovic
Spence to lead skills training fund

The CSIF provides $200 million over four years for industry partnerships to undertake projects that provide training and employment opportunities in the resources, construction, renewable energy and infrastructure...

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