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Government culls Women in STEM Ambassador initiative

The Australian government is ending the Women in STEM Ambassador initiative after almost six years of operation.

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Girls Brigade raise funds for lifesaving defibrillator at East Kilbride church

Girls Brigade raise funds for lifesaving defibrillator at East Kilbride church
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Kildare Nationalist — Kildare girl crowned Miss Ireland Teen

Kildare Nationalist — Kildare girl crowned Miss Ireland Teen
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The reality of the J-1 visa leaves Irish graduates vulnerable to exploitation – Ninth Level Ireland

The reality of the J-1 visa leaves Irish graduates vulnerable to exploitation – Ninth Level Ireland
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Graduate: The reality of the J-1 visa leaves Irish graduates vulnerable to exploitation

Many Irish graduates end up working illegally to survive in a job market that is stacked against them, writes Sarah Moran.

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