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Operation Sovereign Borders monthly update: May 2020
South Australian Labor members have dumped on their home state
New three-year Youth Justice State Plan
Getting a driver’s licence to become safer and cheaper
State backs Barcaldine as Queensland’s new renewables powerhouse
$11.5 million in mental health grants to support emergency services workers affected by bushfires
Creative Recovery For Bushfire-Affected Regions
It’s a Pitch-forking weed!
Investing In Next Generation Of LGBTIQ Leaders
Annual bull sale supporting Territory tough cattle
Nation leading growth again in SA apprentice and trainee numbers
Better water services for South Australians
Sandringham Centre Cements Victoria As Nation’s Golf State
Amazon coming to Queensland delivering hundreds of jobs
State Recovery Advisory Group meets to guide WA’s recovery
Andrew Little admits failed Pike River promise
Defence contract creates new Gladstone jobs
Technology to help landowners and river users
Make yourself at home in Tasmania
Clock ticking on First Home Builders Grant
OECD says New Zealand economy hit harder than most
CSG to keep regional medical service aloft
Tourism Voucher Scheme to Support Territory Businesses and Save Jobs
Mackay on METS map with Resources Centre of Excellence
$800,000 from New Industries Fund to support COVID-19 affected innovation sector
Wholesale demand response to help lower costs and strengthen energy grid
Iconic Seatbelt Campaign Returns To Tackle Worrying Trend
Time to come together in Parliament to back in tougher sentences for child sex offenders
Strengthening defence industry ties with United Kingdom
Licence Testing To Resume
Postal service cuts to hit Queanbeyan
Greens Push To Support Unis Defeated By One Vote
Clock ticking on COVID Works for Queensland applications
Extension of laws so supermarkets can continue to restock around clock
Regional Queensland shares in $16 million for resilient infrastructure
Australian FM statement on University of South Pacific
Water deficiency declared in Shire of Jerramungup – Gairdner area
Labor’s cruel water torture to end under Marshall Government
Green light for new Festival Plaza
1000 construction jobs in pipeline as sod turns for ‘SAHMRI 2’
Enrol your child in preschool now for 2021
Sewerage solution for north east suburbs
Continuing to reset relationship
Rockhampton Museum of Art builds new vision
Heartened by news of a fresh review for Teddy Sheean’s VC
Inland Rail scholarship to benefit Temora student
Inland Rail scholarships awarded to local students
$5m for Western Australia to lead ground-breaking COVID-19 research