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No more need for multiple ID scans with new re-entry passes
Council voices concern with Kaufland proposal
Wakeling – Statement on Labor’s workplace manslaughter law
Market-led proposals for transport infrastructure should be scrapped
Removal of dual regulation to reduce costs for consumers
Pet greyhounds to be muzzle free
Increasing public’s right to know
Workplace manslaughter law a missed opportunity
Balance struck between keeping electricity costs low for customers and ensuring adequate investment
Fremantle welcomes broadening of ‘anti-whinge’ laws
Funding to clear RTI backlog
City to River moves to next stage
New laws aim to stamp out ‘car crash scamming’
Taking Dangerous Drivers Off Road
Union regulators conducted unlawful raids
Kingston rejects extension of industrial waste facility in Green Wedge
Supporting our emergency service organisations
Government reaches agreement with Hon John Darley on Land Tax Bill
Stronger financial accountability controls for WA public sector
Greens move to depoliticise research funding
Response to Aged Care Royal Commission Interim Report
Challenge: Labor need to stand up for workers and community values
Prisoner voting rights to be restored ahead of 2020 General Election
Proposed changes to Ensuring Integrity laws confirm focus squarely only on lawbreakers
Lansdown public consultation extended by three weeks
Ai Group comments: Amendments to Ensuring Integrity Bill
Reforms pave way for WA’s first special entertainment precincts
Industrial manslaughter legislation must be fair
Reforms provide better protection for children
Business seeks vital amendments to Workplace Manslaughter Bill
Cowboy clampers will be stymied
Clamp down on wheel clamping passes third reading
New amendments to Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill tabled in Upper House
Labor looks set to sell out farmers and workers again
Municipal Emergency Management Plan receives audit approval
Update on Queens Parade planning scheme amendment
Lara Recreation Reserve Master Plan receives tick of approval
Independent review ordered into Housing Authority
Sexual Violence Legislation Bill has its first reading
Government to pull safety net against injustice out from under vulnerable Victorians
AFPA welcomes Tas Government commitment to protecting Workplaces
Green Party proud to co-sponsor legislation defining Female Genital Mutilation
Live music industry welcomes amendments to NSW Music Festivals Bill
Bill to give co-ops clarity passes unanimously
Heathcote Flood Study recommendations for Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme
SFF Puts Steak Through Vegan Terrorists
ASIC gives guidance on companies’ whistleblower policies and relief to small not-for-profits
Animal welfare legislation focus at upcoming public forums

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