Guy Zangari is the new Manager: Family Wellbeing and Education for Sydney Catholic Schools

and has witnessed the struggles along with aspirations that migrant families have in the education of their children.

Guy undertook his tertiary studies at the Australian Catholic University studying a Bachelor of Education in Technological and Applied Studies/Religious Studies.

He spent seventeen years in Sydney and Parramatta Catholic schools, teaching, coaching sporting teams, Year and Subject Coordinating as well as Pastoral Care Coordinating.

In March 2011 Guy was elected to the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales as the Member for Fairfield.

Your Career is a Journey and There Are Many Pathways

This is a great time for anyone in Werriwa to explore their potential new career options or upskill in their industry through study, training and skills.

There are many pathways available to explore new opportunities and making informed decisions is part of the experience.

The Your Career website gives Australians of all ages the opportunity to explore career pathways based on their interests, skills, qualifications and location.

National Careers Week is organised by the Career Industry Council of Australia and proudly supported by the National Careers Institute as their premier partner.

will save up to $8,700

• South Australia, Construction - A student studying a Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) will save up to $10,633

Last week’s 2023-24 Budget included a raft of measures to support career improvement ambitions for a huge number of Australians.

The Albanese Government has inherited the most significant national skills shortage in decades and is acting by providing greater opportunities for Australians to acquire the skills they need to secure rewarding and sustainable employment, in priority workforce areas.

Guy

Primary, Five Dock and De La Salle College, Ashfield. He is the

Sydney Trevisani nel Mondo

L’Associazione Trevisani Nel Mondo di Sydney invita i soci e loro amici e simpatizzanti a celebrare con loro, il pranzo del 50° Anniversario

Domenica 25 Giugno 2023 a mezzogiorno, nella Doltone House “Colosseum” al Club Marconi, Bossley Park Sarà servito un ricco pranzo allietato da Matthew Dal Cin e musica da ballo di Gino e Jeff

Il costo del biglietto è $85 per i soci e $90 per i non soci (Birra, Vino e Bibite incluse) Liquori alcoolici a proprie spese.

Prenotare AL PIÙ PRESTO POSSIBILE entro il 16 Giugno 2023 telefonando a:

Presidente Renzo VALLERI 0418 242 782

Vice Presidente Luigi VOLPATO 9753 4646 0419 611 770

Bruno BAGATELLA 9620 1612 0412 910 544

Segretaria Eileen SANTOLIN 0408 240 055

(Email: eileen@santolin.org)

Asst. Segretaria Laura CHIES 9610 0680 0421 279 610

(Email: laurachies3@bigpond.com)

Asst. Tesoriera Rita PERENCIN 9604 7472 0410 447 472

Consiglieri

Gabriele ZAMPROGNO 0411 701 061

Ernesto CALDERAN 9823 0232 0413 719 133

During his tenure in the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales he was appointed as a Shadow Minister in portfolios such as Justice and Police, Emergency Services, Corrections just to name a few.

Guy was also a member of several Legislative Assembly House Committees. Guy retired from NSW Parliament at the 2023 State Election.

As a Shadow Minister and MP, Guy worked closely in the advocacy for the not-for-profit sector through ministerial representations to the NSW Government. Additionally, he worked alongside these groups in their applications for funding via the Community Building Partnerships Program.

During the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, Guy established through the Fairfield Electorate Office, the “Fairfield Electorate Care Package Program” which assisted thirteen not-for-profit organisations in distributing essential Hygiene and Health care products in hampers to vulnerable members of the community.

In 2021 Guy was invested as a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. He has taken an oath to promote Catholic faith in his local parish and to support Christians persecuted in Palestine. Guy takes his participation in parish life at John The Baptist Parish, Bonnyrigg Heights seriously through his contribution as a Special Minister of the Eucharist, Lector and volunteer. He has also been a member of the Parish Pastoral Council.

Guy is a father of four children with his wife Melissa. They both met at the Australian Catholic University during their studies and have been married for 28 years. Guy and Melissa as parents have the best possible insight into raising children attending Catholic Schools in a technologically and socially challenging period.

They believe in the ethos of Catholic Education and the positive cultural environment it brings to all associated with it.

We are delivering 180,000 Fee Free TAFE and Vocational Education and Training (VET) places in 2023, along with investing in financial support for apprentices, particularly those choosing to take on a New Energy Apprenticeship.

Our 2023-24 Budget is critical to addressing the nation’s skills challenges. And our new skills investments build on over $400 million provided in our October 2022 Budget for a further 300,000 Fee Free TAFE and VET places in high-skill needs areas from 2024 to 2026 - subject to agreement with states and territories.

Join the more than 100,000 students already taking up TAFE and VET courses, but without a price tag, savings including:

• New South Wales, Clean Energy - A student studying a Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Electrician) will save up to $3,960

• Victoria, Childcare - A student studying a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care

Incidente stradale a Perth:

Whether it’s in clean energy, the care sector, agriculture, hospitality and tourism, construction, technology, or the need for sovereign capability in manufacturing, we must deliver these skills at a time of acute skills shortages. Explore the range of possibilities on the Your Career websiteyourcareer.gov.au/

“Fee-Free TAFE is focused on identified priority courses in areas experiencing skills shortages right now. These courses will lead to jobs needed most by employers.

“National careers week is a great event and an opportunity for all Australians to consider their career ambitions” said Brendan O’Connor, Minister for Skills, and Training.

“There are many different career paths, and the journey will be unique to every Australian, no matter their age.

“It has been a gamechanger for residents of Werriwa seeking to get the skills they need for a rewarding change of focus in their working career” said Member for Werriwa, Ms Anne Stanley MP.

Muore un giovane trentino

Erano partiti in tre dalla Val di Non, lo scorso gennaio, per vivere un'esperienza di lavoro in una fattoria in Australia. Un incidente stradale il 2 giugno nella città di Perth, sulla costa occidentale, ha in un attimo spezzato la vita di Jacopo Martini, 23 anni di Sarnonico, in alta valle di Non. Il ragazzo è morto nello schianto.

Luca Calliari, 24 anni di Rome- no in provincia di Trento, è rimasto ferito in maniera grave ed è stato operato d'urgenza.

Giuseppe Martini, fratello maggiore di Jacopo, non era sull'auto ed è toccato a lui comunicare la tragica notizia ai genitori. Secondo le prime ricostruzioni, l'auto su cui viaggiavano Jacopo e Luca si sarebbe scontrata con un altro mezzo ad un incrocio.