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Reform for Outcomes quarterly meeting summary Friday 17 May 2024
Changes Made To Allow Dogs In City
Majority want sport free, not locked behind paywall: Research
Celebrating World Environment Day
New Criminal Laws To Combat Sexually Explicit Deepfakes
Majority of Australians back digital free-to-air sports coverage
New Inquiry – Ending Live Sheep Export Bill
Democracy Means Listening To The People
Certainty for marine farms through reforms
New LEP amendment 36 on exhibition for community comment
Government cracks down on child sexual exploitation online
New payment times bill incorporates business feedback, but system reforms remains priority
Latest School Disciplinary Absence data shows improvement
TRC endorses steps to amend parking Local Law; seek public feedback
Autism Advisory Group April 2024 Communique
Greens will protect right to watch free sport for all Australians
Another win for patient advocacy as WA protects the title surgeon
Australia’s Nature Positive future hangs in the balance
Commissioner Welcome Tool In Bid To End Slavery
Community Co-designed UDF For Pakington North Adopted
Submissions Invited On Draft Outdoor Dining Guidelines
Food for thought: submissions invited on draft outdoor dining guidelin
Government improves mass arrival management
Super Fund to get more investment opportunities
Albanese Government establishes Anti-Slavery Commissioner
Making Marriage Easier And More Accessible
Here To Stay: Working To Future Proof NDIS
NDIS Review Member Engagement Summary Report
Coercive control awareness – culturally and linguistically diverse campaign launched
Government progresses Māori wards legislation
First RMA amendment Bill introduced to Parliament
Disability Community Rejects Labor’s NDIS Bill
New Compliance and Enforcement Policy for registered organisations published
ASIC releases guidance on the experienced provider pathway for financial advisers
Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill passes first reading
Curfew Laws Passed To Keep Territorians Safe
Griffith City Council’s Director Sustainable Development Resigns
Senate Inquiry into “Dangerous and Risky” NDIS Cuts and Changes
Work Health And Safety Laws – Clarified And Stronger
Declared Areas Offence under review by the Intelligence and Security Committee
Peak Environmental bodies welcome change to Offshore Petroleum Bill to remove fast-track approvals
New AML/CFT regulations – joint statement by AML/CFT Supervisors on supervisory approach
Strengthening Territory Liquor Laws
Labor Set To Raise Rubbish Rates 16 May
Important Changes To Offshore Gas Bill
Why is New Caledonia on fire? According to local women, the deadly riots are about more than voting rights
Greens Kill Labor’s Gas Fast-track Bill
Bill expanding drug treatment orders to offenders with alcohol dependence tabled in Parliament