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Last chance to secure grant through Event Funding Program
Money for just 12 hours of COVID testing would save tiny lives each year
Derby benefits from smart solar solutions
First detection of leaf-mining fly in Northern Territory
Reappointment of Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner
New laws take effect to protect Swan Valley’s future
New Tasmanian Seafood Processor Grant Scheme
New technology making Victoria’s roads safer
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body elects new Chair and Deputy
Awards for cream of crop in Queensland education
Future of Fremantle committees seek community representatives
Rev’d and Dame endorse new homelessness alliances
South Australian Training Awards finalists announced
Committee commences review into Temporary Exclusion Orders
Applications open for Jack Cranstoun Scholarship
Committee launches review into Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme
Contact tracing and testing response continues in Tasmania
Training investment to help WA horticulture businesses flourish
Public Accounts Committee reviews use of alternative financing mechanisms
Carers to be formally recognised and celebrated
More safe housing for women and children escaping violence
New program to help Queensland commercial fishers build resilience
Diamantina National Park de-fenced
Delivering More Camping Opportunities For All Victorians
Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre in Adelaide hits planning milestone
Helping Victorian businesses that need it most
Irrigation costs slashed as rebates for horticultural growers commence
Upgrades to remove notorious Karel Avenue bottleneck now complete
Funding stitches up deal for budding cotton careers
Queensland researchers bring sorghum gene genie out of box
Government needs to clear up energy uncertainty
Inland freight route to benefit from further investments
Create your own Care Army for loved ones, neighbours and friends this lockdown
Indicators aren’t targets Minister Little
Helping businesses that need it most
Bushfires NT message: Advice 6 August
New water agreement to support growth of Gascoyne food bowl
Statement – Upgrades to remove notorious Karel Avenue bottleneck now complete
Territory’s Aviation Industry to Take Flight with $1m for Local Training Centre
Positive Covid Case Update 6 August
Helping Victorian Businesses Who Need It Most
Territories Stolen Generations Redress Scheme
New plan to reinvigorate Oaks Estate
Hardy Bros Non-Compliance Publication
Providing Safe Homes For Vulnerable Young Victorians
Broadened program supports more live ticketed events in WA
TQEH redevelopment smashes another milestone
Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo now flies from top of Cockburn Central Station tower