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Stronger action needed to stop illegal logging
Nazi Hate Symbols Now Banned In Victoria
Govt makes sure support workers have right to take pay-equity claim
Commerce Commission empowered to crackdown on covenants
Tasmanian workers and workplaces close to better protections
Maximum limit needed for political donations
Cheaper, Cleaner Products Under Victorian Energy Upgrade
Greens push for gas-free homes in Victoria
Next step in providing greater protection for animals
Changes to state employment laws commence today
Living infrastructure rules clarified for established suburbs
New state employment laws to commence on Monday 20 June 2022
WA Parliament passes law removing duplicate certificates of title
Fremantle shark fishing ban in force from next week
Second appeal laws pass through State Parliament
Summary of Council’s 14 June 2022 Ordinary Meeting
ILO findings misinterpreted
Bail reforms to enhance protection for child complainants of abuse
New Laws Commence To Protect LGBTIQ+ Victorians
Parliament Preview: Tasmanian Liberal Government getting on with job of delivering 2022-23 State Budget
High Court ruling on citizenship helps restore children’s rights
Calls for Government to disclose actuarial reports relied upon to make workers comp changes
EU Parliament Emissions Trading Amendment Damages International Climate Change Cooperation
Community sector welcomes government commitment to drug law reform
AMA critical of National Law changes
Listening, Learning And Engaging With Evidence – Next Stage In Drug Law Reform
New laws to help injured workers and drivers
Submissions on Planning Scheme Amendment C145 now open
University to launch next stage of engagement
Borsak Introduces Bill to Repeal Wage Cap
Lifting ban on patient testimonials in advertising will risk public safety
Giving Ratepayers Fair Go
ASIC sues Sunshine Loans for charging prohibited fees
Option of Judge alone trials to commence on 8 June 2022
Have your say on place name in Shoalhaven lga
Voting now compulsory for local council elections
Gender-neutral language in our laws
Charities Act changes to benefit NZ Communities
ACTCOSS welcomes ACT Discrimination Law Reform
Discrimination Bill Missed Opportunity To Modernise
Recent development proposals in Brunswick
Council News 30 May 22
Council Helps NSW Government Progress Social Housing Upgrades
Family and Domestic Violence leave case upheld
VBA Plumbing Technical Bulletin
REMINDER – SA HB 39: 2015 Installation code for metal roof and wall cladding was amended
Better protections for Tasmanian workers and workplaces move step closer
Anti-protest bill blow to Victoria’s forests

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