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GraniteNet Inc, your local Be Connected Technology Training Hub
What is Be Connected? Be Connected is an Australia wide initiative empowering all Australians to thrive in a digital world. We have online learning resources as well as a Network of community partners – the Be Connected Network – who offer in-person support so you can develop your digital skills and confidence. Find a local place for friendly help and
Help show your support, GraniteNet is holding a Street Stall to raise funds… 30th August
Your support is requested! GraniteNet is holding a street stall on the 30th August outside our store (159 High Street, Stanthorpe) to help raise funds to keep us open to the community. Get yourself a warm mug of soup, a home made sausage roll, slices and cakes. We hope to see you there!
Southern Downs Jobs Expo 2018 – Connect with employers & explore career opportunities.
Southern Downs Jobs Expo to be held at Kings Theatre, Warwick RSL from 3pm – 6pm on August 22 For more information please contact Council Economic Development and Tourism Unit at edu@sdrc.qld.gov.au or phone 1300 MY SDRC (1300 697 372).
Don’t give away too much about yourself online..
Don’t give away too much about yourself More and more quizzes, games and surveys are popping up on social media. They may seem harmless, but taking these quizzes might mean you are giving away more about yourself than you originally thought. These quizzes ask seemingly innocent questions, such as “What was your first job?”, “What is your favourite pet’s name?”
BUSHkids Golf Day and Dinner | 26 August 2018 | Warwick
It’s time to get a team together and have a fun day on the golf course and complete the day with a lovely evening meal at the Golf Club with guest speaker David Littleproud MP. [embeddoc url=”http://mysoutherndowns.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/BUSHkids-2018-Golf-Day-26-Aug.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google” ] [embeddoc url=”http://mysoutherndowns.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/BUSHkids-Dinner-Sunday-26-Aug-Guest-Speaker-David-Littleproud-MP.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google” ]
FREE Certificate II in Engineering Pathways course offered by SDIEA, starting 17th of July in Warwick.
SDIEA is running a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways course starting 17th of July in Warwick. It is open to people living in the Southern Downs area, who are aged 15 to 65 years. If you or someone you know it interested, please come in as soon as possible as there is limited spaces available in the course. Please come
Got 30 minutes spare each week? Volunteer Today!
Volunteering is a great way to contribute to your community. It provides a variety of benefits, including making new friends, sharing skills, getting job-ready and becoming a part of the local community. GraniteNet Inc. Needs volunteers to keep our wheels turning, and if you fit or feel you could contribute to any of the available positions below, or even if you
Do you really need a VPN, and why scaremongering is being used by mass media advertising.
A friend of mine recently said to me; “If you cannot do something honestly, then perhaps you need to find another way”. Apparently the big VPN companies have not heard of that, with nearly 50% being on board with big data moguls, and the mere few that act interdependently, all of which are required by law to give up your
SDIEA Upskilling Opportunities – you may qualify for FREE training!
Southern Downs Industry Education Association Inc. offers people within the community a chance to upskill for either no cost, or minimal cost, depending on the course requirements. Check out these courses below, and if you do not have any previous qualifications, you may qualify for FREE training! SDIEA has the following courses available to those who are aged 15 to
All Facebook Users Advised to check their Privacy Settings, And Facebook’s Privacy Policy
15 March 2018 What’s happened? The private information of millions of Facebook users across the globe has potentially been used to generate political advertising. Political research firm Cambridge Analytica has been accused of mining the data of 50 million Facebook users to engineer political advertising during the 2016 US election campaign. The Australian Privacy Commissioner is looking into whether any