Article: If you haven't decided on the industry you'd like to work in, choose wisely! The major industries in Australia are agriculture, mining, tourism and manufacturing. Mining, financial services, tourism and telecommunications have had the most growth in recent years, which means continued opportunities and job security! Keep an eye out for "Skills Australia Needs" events or information booths at skilled migration conferences worldwide. Millions of vacancies are posted online. You can use common online job sites, or government-supported sites. If the wealth of information and opportunities seems intimidating to wade through, stay focused on the industry, job or region you'd most like to work in and tailor your searches towards those preferences. Potential jobs will pop up in no time! Check Australian newspaper listings for jobs that aren't posted on online sites. Check out the major papers like The Age (Melbourne), Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney), The Courier-Mail (Brisbane) and The West Australian (Perth). To learn about vacancies in a particular organization of interest, consult the recruitment section of its homepage. It is important that your CV (also called a resume in Australia) is in the Australian style. It won't look too different from a CV elsewhere, but will have a few key differences. Australian CVs, for example, tend to be longer than American versions. More space to show off your great experiences and skills! Although they're usually longer, Australian CVs highlight essential information on the first page. Use categories like "Career Summary" (a brief statement), "Key Skills," "Key Qualifications," and sometimes "Key Training" and/or "Key Affiliations." Look online for samples or templates of Aussie-style CVs and cover letters. Don't copy anyone's format exactly, but use it as inspiration to make your CV appropriately "Aussie" while reflecting your own unique brilliance. Generic, one-size-fits-all cover letters work as poorly in Australia as they do everywhere else, so put in some effort to make each cover letter shine. Make sure to emphasize that you have been granted permission to work in Australia or are in the process of applying. Provide an Australian postal address and telephone number in your CV if possible.
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Target an industry or economic sector. Search methodically and diligently for job openings. "Aussiefy" your CV. Take the time to write a tailored cover letter.
Article: Place a 3 inch layer of sawdust on the bottom of the area. Next put in the dog poop. Then place a 1 inch layer of sawdust over the dog poop, along with a shovelful of dirt. Mix this together and cover with another layer of sawdust. You will have to use your judgement but the correct ratio is 2 parts dog poop to 1 part sawdust. Do not soak it totally but the pile needs to be moist. The organisms that break down the dog poop need moisture to function. Then put the thermometer deep into the pile, making sure not to go into the ground. Record the temperature on your calendar. You will need to take your shovel or spade and "turn" the pile (mix it up) once a week. This will assure that it is properly aerated and that all the material is decomposing evenly. Also take weekly temperature readings (before turning) and record. The target number is 140 F. This will generally be reached in 4-8 weeks, when the waste and sawdust has turned into a material that looks much like soil. Do not use this compost on any plants or shrubs you use for food. It cannot be certain that dog poop compost is safe for use on fruit or vegetable plants.
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Layer the compost pile. Sprinkle the pile with water until the first layer is moistened. Care for your compost pile weekly. Use the compost appropriately.
Article: Navigate to the following link in your preferred internet browser: https://www.youtube.com/ Use the search bar located at the top of the page. Press enter to run the query. After clicking on your video, copy the contents in the address bar to your clipboard ([CTRL] + [C]). Navigate to the following link and log in: https://www.facebook.com Post a status using the address/link you copied early as the body. Facebook will automatically pull the video.
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Go to YouTube website. Search for your favorite song/music video. Copy the link. Log in to Facebook. Post a new status.