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Show us money – reform aged care through financial transparency
Veterans Support Amendment Bill No 2 passes third reading
Commencement of Ports Legislation Amendment Act 2020
Roadside drug driver testing Bill introduced
Waka-jumping repeal Bill passes first reading
Economic Bulletin – Pay Equity Edition
Prisoner charged under new officer assault legislation
Legislation for managed isolation payments
Update on tax treatment of Services Australia income compliance program refunds
Significant justice reforms now passed
Proposed LEP changes to allow new roles for former RTA site, and bypass truck stop
Better access to rates support
First hemp seed export under amended legislation
DIRA Bill will serve dairy sector well for years to come
New equal pay law will help fix gender pay imbalance
Equal Pay Amendment Bill Passes with Unanimous Support
Log Traders & Forestry Advisers Registration Bill passed by Parliament
Council adopts Toolamba Growth Plan 2020
Recognising lived experience of Canberrans in birth documents
Recognition of community pharmacy welcomed
Equal Pay legislation will strengthen fight against sexist discrimination
Green Party strengthens bill that empowers teachers to de-escalate struggling kids
South Australian pharmacists and pharmacy staff now better protected
NSW police urge community to avoid travel across NSW/Victoria border unless essential
Pay equity legislation back on right track
Toowoomba Regional Council makes community safer from flooding 21 July
Computer Security: CERN has been phished again
Public input sought on Bill to monitor parolees
Pregnancy warning labels for alcoholic beverages
Work to continue on protecting Lara community from flood risks
Council’s New Noosa Plan gets green light
CFMEU’s Victorian pattern deal highlights need for Protection of Worker Benefits Bill to be passed by Parliament
Toowoomba Regional Council makes community safer from flooding
More Red Tape and Bureaucracy with Palaszczuk Government’s $8M Rehabilitation Commissioner
Historic planning reforms cut red tape and open WA for business
Intelligence Committee publishes INSLM’s report reviewing telecommunications amendments
Law Council concerned government amendments to ASIO Act are an overreach
Commission warns of ASIO Bill overreach
Independent National Security Legislation Monitor Report tabled
Job-creating aged care precinct gets green light in northern suburbs
Northern Grampians Shire Council July meeting news bites
Future of Corrimal Coke Works to reflect its industrial heritage – Wollongong
Law clinic helps NYTimes win access to COVID-19 data on race
Freshwater commissioners and fast-track consenting convenor appointed
Feedback sought – Commercial Film and Video Production Facilities
Designing Better – Supporting Territory Business
Ride sourcing now considered taxi travel for fringe benefits tax purposes
Government going too far prohibiting items in detention facilities

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