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Nominations open for 2026 Northern Territory Export and Business Awards
Hobart Rivulet Restoration Project cracking on with willow removal
ACT parks and reserves closed for Thermal Assisted Aerial Control program
Flood study data aims to put downward pressure on insurance premiums
$1.2 Million To Boost Mobile Resilience In Perth Hills
Trump’s War Inflation Starting To Bite
Nominations for South Australian Women of Impact Awards open
Aboriginal Business Leaders Help Shape Sector’s Future
Arts centres and creatives shine with new funding delivered
New Inflation Figures 29 April
Old Well Station Road Upgrade Completed at Nadjung Mada Nature Reserve
Demolition lays platform for new public housing in Yarralumla
Joint statement – Delivering $1.1 billion to strengthen supply chains and boost productivity in Western Australia
Energy bill relief for those impacted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle
Unions and Employee Groups Front Employment Committee on Workers’ Entitlements
Nations Join For Anzac Day Ceremony
Regiment restores assault pioneer capability
Queensland Government rounds up funding for Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame
Minns Labor Government securing gas supply for NSW homes and industry
Queensland Government to strengthen ties with Rural, Remote and Indigenous Councils
Public school nurses launch industrial action
Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio Interview – ABC Far North
Queensland Government releases designs for new Beenleigh station precinct
Budget To Deliver 16 Industrial Lots In Newman
New Bluff Bridge reconnects communities with safer, flood-resilient link
International Day of Mourning – commemorating lives lost at work
Shovels hit the ground on new public preschool for Moss Vale
$5 Million Boost To Help Drive Down Youth Crime
North Coast locals invited to shape 20-year transport plan
Strengthening Murwillumbah’s Flood Defence System
Intersection upgrade keeps eastern Brisbane suburbs moving
Northern Beaches Hospital officially transitions to public hands
Black Spot Funding To Improve Safety On Canberra Roads
AMSANT urges early presentation and vaccination as diphtheria outbreak grows
Vital support delivered to Senior Citizens Association volunteers
Restoring Financial Discipline By Capping Executive Pay
Early learning and classroom improvements for Alekarenge School
Two missing First World War soldiers identified
Opening remarks, meeting with Toshimitsu Motegi, Japan’s Minister for Foreign Affairs
Federal Disaster Payments Extended to Additional Locations in the Northern Territory
Unknown no more: two WWI soldiers identified
Ombudsman’s Report On Covid Grants
Federal disaster allowance extended for North Queenslanders
Meghan Quinn becomes first woman to head Defence Department
Major Construction Sites Stall Under Labor
ANMF welcomes new funding for WorkSafe inspectors
Opening remarks, meeting with Ryosei Akazawa, Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
Culturally Safe Aged Care Homes

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