The URL you’ve posted:
https://servicesaustraliacareers.nga.net.au/_common/css/jqueryui/css/jquery.ui.core.css?NT-2025.6.7.1.0
is a link to a CSS file for jQuery UI, specifically:
jquery.ui.core.css
This is part of the jQuery UI framework, a user interface library built on top of jQuery. It typically includes styles for widgets like dialogs, sliders, tabs, and datepickers.
🔍 Breakdown of the URL:
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Domain:
servicesaustraliacareers.nga.net.au
→ This is a subdomain of NGA.net, likely used for job applications or recruitment related to Services Australia (a government agency). -
Path:
/_common/css/jqueryui/css/jquery.ui.core.css
→ Standard path to jQuery UI core stylesheet. -
Query String:
?NT-2025.6.7.1.0
→ Likely a versioning or cache-busting identifier. This might refer to a deployment version (NT
) or a custom naming convention used by NGA.net’s platform.
✅ Is This Safe or Normal?
Yes — it's totally normal in the context of a recruitment website or job portal using the NGA.net eRecruitment platform.
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If you’re a user visiting that site: this is just part of the site’s UI loading.
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If you’re debugging a browser issue: it may relate to styling not loading properly.
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If you’re a developer: you might want to inspect the stylesheet or check how it's affecting your UI.
Let me know if you’re trying to:
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Fix a visual/layout issue?
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Investigate performance or network problems?
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Scrape/analyze content from that job portal?
I can help based on the context.