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Historic Cultural Heritage Amendment Bill 2024 passes through the Parliament
PJCIS Hearings On Cyber Security Legislation Package
Quigley National Disgrace: Palmer
$8 million of illicit vapes located in collaboration between TGA and Victoria Police
Pill Testing Legalised To Save Victorian Lives
New Environmental Approvals System In Effect Next Month
More Homes Bill: Urgent Legislation Coming To Parliament
New Laws To Help Protect Victims From Further Trauma
TGA Fines Bundaberg Retailer $18,780 For Unlawful Vapes
Police to increase presence on Auckland public transport
New telco rules to support continued access to Triple Zero
Statement On NSW Health Insurance Levies Amendment
Proposal To Unlock 300 Homes In Northern Suburbs
Trial investigates ways to verify timber species and harvest origins
Changes to improve building fire safety
Minns Labor Government passes most significant rental reforms in a decade
Reformed MRS Bill Cuts Red Tape For Planning Approvals
CLP Government Fixing Laws To Enforce Unpaid Fines
ASIC updates guidance for auditors following extension to financial reporting and audit obligations
Suspension of new SNAs passes its third reading
Joint enforcement activity with TGA and partner authorities sees Victoria Police arrest eight individuals
Victoria Police arrest eight individuals in joint enforcement activity with the TGA and partner authorities
Government to appoint Crown Observer to Wellington City Council
Inquiry into Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024
Government provides clarity to farmers and councils on freshwater plans
Removing roadblocks to building infrastructure
Family First to Fight for Repeal of Dangerous ‘Equality’ Bill
Major Environmental Approvals Reforms Pass Parliament
Ballarat Families To Slash Power Bills With SEC
Hundreds More Homes In Docklands
New Laws Pass To Combat Organised And Serious Crime
Priorities set for Retirement Villages Act review
Dairy export quota Bill passes first reading
New legislation to provide certainty for injured workers
SEC Is Back For Good
Minns Labor Government to cap rent increases at one per year
CLP to make first sittings of Parliament a turning point for NT
Stronger Laws To Address Family Violence Perpetrators
Government to provide significant regulatory relief for business
PJCIS To Review Cyber Security Legislation Package
Senate Committee Split On International Student Caps
Senate Splits On International Education Bill
Faruqi calls on Labor to abandon politically-motivated international student caps
Opinion piece: Modernising Merger Approvals to bring them into the 21st century
Historic reforms for a more competitive economy enter Parliament
Property Council welcomes red tape reduction for residential and commercial land in M&A reform
ACCC welcomes introduction of merger reform bill, prepares for implementation
Further Action On Robodebt Scandal