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New Dangerous Goods Laws Pass Parliament
Protecting our sensitive wildlife
Clarity For Victorian Farmers On Retail Leases
Townsville to host World Economic Forum roundtable
Western Sydney councils unite to tackle dumped shopping trolleys
Mandatory sentencing risks unintended consequences
ASIC warns trustees on new rules for Putting Members’ Interests First
ALA welcomes repeal of begging offence
Fairer Leases For Victorian Small Business Owners
Davis – Government and Labor voting independents vote to block scrutiny on…
FMA publishes 2019 annual report
Adjustment to Legislative Assembly sitting schedule
High praise for Logan’s new cat and dog laws
ASIC extends relief for portfolio holdings disclosure
Wicked Campers Forced To Clean Up Their Act
Government delivers millions in extra savings in amended Land Tax Reform Bill
Courts and Tribunals amendments in effect
Terrorism Bill made even weaker
Stronger Powers For Building Regulator Under New Law
Union ad campaign calls on Centre Alliance to put workers first
MAV State Council representatives give overwhelming support to Council motions
Feedback sought on improving environmental legislation
Ai Group’s submission – Government IR Discussion Paper on Strengthening penalties for non-compliance
Two years of effective Opposition
QRC welcomes new protest laws
New policy to achieve higher sustainable design standards
Greater protection for building owners
Due Time for Right to Farm
Report on identity-matching strikes right balance
Green support shows how weak Terrorism Bill is
Notice of Preparation of an Amendment to a Planning Scheme – Amendment C258case
Report tabled on identity-matching bills
It’s now easier for child abuse survivors to sue institutions
Committee structure set up to manage matters affected by COI
Government delay of Music Festivals Bill provides opportunity for government to do right thing
More support for vulnerable workers on way
McGowan Government welcomes long awaited reform to Native Title Act
Corrections Amendment Bill passes third reading
With an hour to go before Litter Bill debate concludes, Greens urge major parties to do right thing
Litter Act: Greens vote against “aggravated littering” charge that will only punish vulnerable
Making it easier for child abuse survivors to sue institutions
Council to Consider Ballarat’s Next Growth Areas to Meet Population Demand
Bandt will move to amend free trade laws
Council works towards protecting characteristics of Peninsula
Enhancing domestic security arrangements through Exercise Austral Shield
Minerals industry welcomes new Bill to provide certainty and support a responsive native title
Bill to refresh superannuation system passes first reading
Government’s Land Tax Bill introduced into State Parliament

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