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Labour stops Bill to prevent public funding of gangs
Heritage Study hearings
APRA adds to list of foreign regulators whose margin requirements are eligible for substituted compliance
Inaugural APVMA board chair and members appointed
More Victorian healthcare workers protected from flu
Consultation on automatic mutual recognition of occupational licences
State Government delivering on commitments following Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse
What has Morrison’s ‘big stick’ to cut power bills achieved? Nothing, as far we can tell
Real estate licencing reforms to protect consumers
Public to have their say in retirement village report
McGowan Government to simplify tax and reduce red tape
VCAT decision to overshadow Brunswick parks
Consumer Data Right: Joint account date deferral for non-major banks
Labor must ignore AWU, declare support for farmers
Security of Critical Infrastructure Legislation
New laws to crack down on claim farming
NTEU Condemns NSW Govt Attack on Right to Protest
Anti-Scalping Laws Tightened As Bundling Made An Offence
NTEU condemns NSW Government attack on right to protest
Parliament passes important NDIS legislation to improve participant experience
New legislation to keep Australians safe
Senate votes for registered nurses in aged care facilities 24/7
Parliament passes legislation to lower costs and support households and businesses
Morrison Government passes legislation to deliver reinsurance pool
Stronger regulation to promote competition passes third reading
Legislation to Empower Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community
Firearms trafficking mandatory minimum sentencing undermines rule of law
Building reforms to back solar, transparency and safety
No demonstrated need for Character Test Bill
Giving Tasmanian workers protection they deserve
Creating an environmentally sustainable Mornington Peninsula
Morrison Government to turn its back on caravanning industry threatening jobs and Australian’s safety should Amendment Bill pass
PJCIS backs second tranche of cyber laws to ensure united response to cyber-attacks
PJCIS backs laws to further strengthen intelligence community
Immunity for aged care providers will strip elders of legal rights: Lawyers urge Senate to stop Bill
Water For Traditional Owners In South West Victoria
Tougher penalties for illegal protests across Greater Sydney
Restrictions on Illegal Protests Increased Across Greater Sydney
Enabling legislation for major METRONET projects passes Legislative Assembly
Courting community contribution
Stronger safety laws promote sharing road
Labor, Independents, Greens MPs team up to stop toughest farm trespass
Clay amendments improve safety for Vulnerable Road Users
Overhaul of statutory legacy scheme brings fairness to WA families
Updated flood mapping included in proposed changes to Planning Scheme
Notice of preparation of an amendment
Toughest On-The-Spot Fines To Protect Our Farmers
New labour hire obligations for employers