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National Workwear is a specialist uniform supplier and embroiderer for over 3000 companies throughout Australia, as well as a Workplace Health & Safety supplier to many of Australia’s largest companies. National Workwear’s success has been no accident. It is due to our ability to be able to supply a diverse range of ready to wear imported apparel, as well as custom made uniform solutions under the "National Workwear" brand that we have become a trusted partner in many of our client’s growth. The Gold Coast Superstore is conveniently located in the Varsity Lakes / Burleigh Heads area on the southern end of the Gold Coast, just 400 mtrs off the M1 Motorway. With a massive 450 square metre showroom, filled with the ranges of over 200 of Australia’s largest National Brands, the store is a one stop destination. The National Workwear store carries major brands such as, King Gee, Bisley, City Collection, Bolle, Oliver Footwear, Steel Blue, Johnny Bobbin, Biz collection and many more. The expansion of the Workplace Health and Safety products, including First Aid, Sunscreen, Fire Extinguishers and Brady Signs, has proved very beneficial for our customers.

National Xpress Logistics (NXL) is a full service 3rd party logistics company dedicated to providing single-source logistics and transportation management throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. As one of the fastest growing logistics providers in North America, National Xpress Logistics (NXL) excels in providing value-added transportation solutions to a wide spectrum of customers. We service market leaders in a wide number of industries: *Retail *Beverage *Consumer Goods *Food Product *Paper Goods *Manufacturing Our staff of transportation professionals works with you to save time, money and aggravation in the process of shipping your freight. We manage over 40,000 loads yearly, have 14,000 plus carriers under contract, with a huge variety of equipment and the ability to deliver your freight anywhere in the continental United States - and beyond.

Founded in 1974, National Yang-Ming University, formerly known as National Yang-Ming College of Medicine, has been adhering to the school motto of "benevolent mind and art, putting knowledge into practice" while training excellent humane doctors to provide service by solving medical problems in remote and rural areas. Graduated in 1982, the first government-sponsored class of the Faculty of Medicine was sent to public clinics and hospitals. Since then, our graduates have penetrated all corners of Taiwan and became pioneers in basic healthcare services. As our graduates won warm acclaim from society, we found that we had successfully accomplished our initial mission. In order to cultivate a new generation of professional medical talents, we began to expand our disciplines into biomedicine. In 1994, we were promoted to "National Yang-Ming University" and became the first medicine-oriented comprehensive university in Taiwan. As time went on, we established the School of Medical Technology and Engineering, the School of Life Sciences, the Center for General Studies, and the School of Nursing. Finally, we were permitted to establish a School of Dentistry in 2000 and also became a research university focusing on medicine and biotechnology.

The National Young Writers’ Festival (NYWF) is Australia’s premier gathering for young writers. NYWF is a free and accessible national four day arts festival, acting as the convergence point for Australia’s young and experimental writing communities, aimed at an audience of young creative practitioners, attracting around 5000 attendances annually across over 80+ events. It prides itself on being artistically ambitious, inclusive, participatory and diverse. NYWF creates dialogue between a diverse range of emerging, mid-career and experienced writers and artists, emphasises writing in cultural and political contexts, and champions new word-based art-forms. It celebrates and amplifies the creative voice of a new generation of writers and artists. NYWF provides a welcoming space for young writers to forge new connections and bonds in the national writing community and extend writing practices through events, workshops and mentorship opportunities. NYWF is run by young emerging arts practitioners, including writers, editors and arts managers. The youth-led staff ensures NYWF remains relevant to young Australian writers. NYWF operates as part of This is Not Art (TiNA) Festival, an umbrella arts festival produced by the Octapod Association. TiNA also includes Critical Animals and Crack Theatre festivals.

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The National Youth Commission into Youth Employment and Transitions will bring together together expertise, ideas and experience from people in communities across Australia focusing on the issues affecting young people aged 15-25 including school retention, early school leaving, the transition from school to work, training, employment and underemployment.

Involved in lending, skills development, job opportunities, etc

Involved in lending, skills development, job opportunities, etc

The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) is a not-for-profit organisation that runs a number of programs to encourage young people in their passion for science, technology, engineering, maths (STEM) and more. Our programs show the wide variety of engaging, rewarding and inspiring study and career options available in these fields. Our flagship program is the NYSF Year 12 Program, which runs in January each year for students about to enter year 12. Since 1984, more than 13,000 young Australians have progressed through the NYSF Year 12 Program. In previous years it has been known as the National Science Summer School (NSSS).

National Youth Theatre was established in 1956 as the first youth theatre in the world. Over the past 60 years it has nurtured the talent of hundreds of thousands of young people and continues to be recognised as a world-leading youth arts organisation. Today the National Youth Theatre discovers, develops and platforms exceptional performers and theatre technicians aged 14-25 from Great Britain and Northern Ireland and prides itself on always being as ambitious as the young people it serves. Each year it reaches out locally and nationally, breaking down social barriers, to audition and interview over 6000 across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The inclusive ethos of the NYT illuminates this raw talent in young people from diverse backgrounds and through the discipline of performing arts, encourages their personal and social development giving them the confidence to reach their potential.

National Youth Theatre was established in 1956 as the first youth theatre in the world. Over the past 60 years it has nurtured the talent of hundreds of thousands of young people and continues to be recognised as a world-leading youth arts organisation. Today the National Youth Theatre discovers, develops and platforms exceptional performers and theatre technicians aged 14-25 from Great Britain and Northern Ireland and prides itself on always being as ambitious as the young people it serves. Each year it reaches out locally and nationally, breaking down social barriers, to audition and interview over 6000 across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The inclusive ethos of the NYT illuminates this raw talent in young people from diverse backgrounds and through the discipline of performing arts, encourages their personal and social development giving them the confidence to reach their potential.

National Youth Theatre was established in 1956 as the first youth theatre in the world. Over the past 60 years it has nurtured the talent of hundreds of thousands of young people and continues to be recognised as a world-leading youth arts organisation. Today the National Youth Theatre discovers, develops and platforms exceptional performers and theatre technicians aged 14-25 from Great Britain and Northern Ireland and prides itself on always being as ambitious as the young people it serves. Each year it reaches out locally and nationally, breaking down social barriers, to audition and interview over 6000 across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The inclusive ethos of the NYT illuminates this raw talent in young people from diverse backgrounds and through the discipline of performing arts, encourages their personal and social development giving them the confidence to reach their potential.