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Tania Shipman

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Tania Shipman

Single mum of a teenage son, book reader, affiliate market novice, office administration Jill of all Trades, I enjoy meeting people and living my life.

I'm 45 years old, live in Coffs Harbour, Australia and work for Aging, Disability and Home Care in NSW.

I've worked for private industry, State and Federal Government departments and have been a casual, permanent, and contracted employee.

I've worked for a Registered Club, Serviced Offices, Tax Agent, Importers, Wholesalers, Retail, Industrial Relations, Department of Education, NSW TAFE, Australian Communications Authority and my current job as a Service Coordinator for Home Care

What's the latest

I've just made a new squidoo lens - Lots of Book Reviews and a new website http://tannylouise.com. At work I added 5 staff and 25 clients so it's a busy time there. I'm starting to plan for some travel for this year so it's going to be a busy year.

Why this lens?

I have so many interests I created this lens to have somewhere to keep them all together.

I love to learn new things, as I believe nothing you can learn is ever wasted.

I read most books in an hour or two, I learn quickly and I love computers and the internet.

Tania Shipman

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Lots of Book Reviews

The books I read
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Amazon has so many books to choose

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Australian students lag Asia by three years
Photo: Louise Kennerley THE performance of Australian school students is up to three years behind the performance of children in Shanghai and lags well behind children in other Asian countries. A Grattan Institute report, to be released today, ...
Biggest Australia Jobs Gain Since 2010 Augurs Interest Rate Pause: Economy
Enlarge image Australian Employers Add 46300 Jobs, Unemployment Falls Australian Employers Add 46300 Jobs, Unemployment Falls Ian Waldie/Bloomberg A staff member moves a flower display at a Bunnings Warehouse store in Sydney, Australia.
Australia's Qantas H1 profit halves; flags 500 job cuts
By Narayanan Somasundaram | SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian airline Qantas Airways plans to axe 500 jobs and cut capital spending by $700 million over two years, after a bitter industrial dispute and high fuel bills halved its first-half profit.
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I'm Tania Shipman from Coffs Harbour NSW Australia, book reader and interested in anything and everything

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