Going to be moving down next year for uni but would like to get down there earlier than that. I have an RSA and RSG and experience with A/V and Bump in/outs. I’m currently employed with an AEG Ogden company so there is the possibility of working at the Brisbane Convention Centre, but that isn’t 100%. I’ve been told that what some people do is get signed up with as many roadie/A/V companies as possible and get a decent amount of shifts, but ideally I’d like to find something that provides me with reliable work. Should I just save up as much in my current job and go on the dole when it gets quiet where I live? Should I hold out till the last possible minute and go on uni youth allowance and find a job then? Is it possible, given enough effort, for me to come down for
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Far right, Islamophobic, evil, anti-union journalist here for the Australian. Got a deadline tomorrow for a cool story, about 1500 words. Anything going in brisbane?
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