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Thinking Of A Career Change? These Jobs Need You Now

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Recently, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese outlined the top ten professions with the more dire worker shortages. Calling them the 'jobs of the future' - areas we are struggling to find people to fill roles. 

Right now, in Australia, there are more job vacancies than there are people looking for work. This has left many industries struggling to find enough staff for their businesses to function. 

In todays episode of The Quicky, we take a look at some of those in demand professions, and speak to women who have already secured them about what the job actually entails. 

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Host: Claire Murphy

With thanks to: 

Lou Bishop - Electrician
Mariekie Coetzee - Software Engineer
Christie Davies - Chef
Bec Benson - Civil Engineer 

      Producer: Claire Murphy

      Executive Producers: Kally Borg, Liv Proud

      Audio Producer: Thom Lion

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