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Damning report shows Teaching Council failed to protect children
Execution live stream risks lasting trauma for children and underscores urgent need for strong Digital Duty of Care
Stronger planning rules proposed in crackdown on illicit tobacco
Australian Lawyers for Human Rights backs legislative reform to end discrimination in religious schools
One outage cost Australia $500m: Senate must amend UOMO Bill to fix telco reliability
MDCP Approvals Statement Transition Program Underway
Dr Monique Ryan calls on the Senate to reject cash grab on pensioners’ private health cover
Health insurers urge the Government to reconsider rebate cut set to impact 1.5 million pensioners after Senate committee recommends the Bill proceed
Parliament Update 6 October 2026
‘The internet needs fixing’: children and parents outline shared expectations for Digital Duty of Care
PWDA Submission To Aviation Disability Consultation
Council Endorses Major Flood Mapping And Policy Changes
Clearing New Path For Callan Park To Thrive
Labor Spend On KPMG Nearly Doubled, Data Shows
Listings Under Part 4 Of Charter Of UN Act 1945 3 October
Report Into Hume Circle Precinct
Anti-Dumping Commission becomes the Australian Trade Remedies Commission responsible for safeguard i
Council Slams Vandals As Parks Hit Across City
First Batch Of Illegal E-bikes Crushed Into Scrap Metal
Council to consider major flood mapping and policy changes
New era begins for Auckland’s transport system
New resources on transparency for use of AI and automated decision-making
Tougher penalties to stop illicit tobacco
Early childhood teachers to be registered in major safety boost
Anti-Dumping Commission becomes the Australian Trade Remedies Commission responsible for safeguard i
Justice system reforms, extension of bail laws pass NSW Parliament
What Have Workers Lost Under National-led Government?
Minns Labor Government delivers NSW renters landmark protections against privacy breaches and misleading rental ads
Protecting whenua Māori without holding whānau back
Experts Shoot Down Labor’s Aged Care Assessment Fix
Regulatory changes to support best practice for controlled drugs
Non-compete Bill could leave small businesses paying the price
Labor’s Council Rules Struck Down Again
Major Alberton Development Takes Next Step
Council Receives Prestigious Award For Inclusion
Fewer hoops to get innovative agchems to farmers and growers
Direction for white and orange hydrogen regulation
Three-day stays for mothers and babies now law
Stronger NDIS Integrity Controls Save Billions
New Outsourcing Protections For NSW Council Workers
New online safety laws could create new hurdles for small business
Stronger Planning Rules Must Be Backed by More Strategic Extractive Resource Areas
Senate report calls for urgent Triple Zero reforms – we must act now to make Australians safer
Mining objection reforms: AgForce examining impacts to landholders
Modernising the Public Works Act
Council reaffirms position on Clarkefield Township Development
Forestry Supports Specialist Trade Remedies Body
Shelton pledges to work with Ruddick to revive sex-selection abortion ban