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Giving young people voice in ACT elections
UN experts urge release of rights defenders in Egypt, condemn misuse of counter-terrorism measures
World Health Assembly agrees to launch process to develop historic global accord on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response
ICAC releases General Report
New laws will protect homebuyers from rescission clause misuse
Emergency declaration at Inglewood
Report recommends harm reduction and investment in alcohol and other drug sector
Listening to communities to protect and develop dryland ovals around Canberra
Landmark report endorses ACT Greens’ harm reduction platform
Sales, Production, and Export Results for October 2021
UN Human Rights Chief Michelle Bachelet visits Burkina Faso and Niger
Significant progress on Parliamentary & Governing Agreement
Aerial Adventures on Sunshine Coast
Read signs on COP26
TasTAFE Bill passes Legislative Council
NSW Government backs businesses as labor abandons them
Reckless Labor runs out of steam over energy security
Federal monopoly broken as future gaming market legislation passes Legislative Council
Offshore marine aquaculture research step closer
Lions Park Gunbower roars into action
Read signs on COP26 – Jo Clay MLA Op-Ed
Record low number of Bills go to Governor
Release Guapinol defenders and honour pledges made to UN – human rights experts: Honduras
Bachelet condemns killings of peaceful protesters in Sudan
2022 Parliament sitting schedule available
Press briefing notes on Sudan
Delivering on our plan for less waste and more recycling in Tasmania
Labor’s only plan is to delay Tasmania’s first state-wide Container Refund Scheme
United ACT must lobby feds for real climate action
Annual flood barrier training continues to help protect Rocky resident
Stadiums Tasmania Bill passes Lower House
From Strauss to Symphonic Santa and Baby Shark – Queensland Symphony Orchestra celebrates power of music
Increased protections for Canberrans buying off-the-plan
Consultation opens for insulation requirements of ACT rental properties
Human rights defenders living under “climate of fear” – UN expert: Afghanistan
UN expert deplores deadly military response to protests: Sudan
Robots on move – interaction with real world
Stop using courts to persecute people who stand up for human rights ̶ UN experts: Cambodia
Physicists Discover How Particles Self-Assemble
Fourth public hearing for referendums inquiry
2021 Remembrance Day Services in Murrindindi Shire
Jobs Caravan Supporting Victorian Workers And Travellers
Assembling materials using charged polymers
ACT leads way with tree canopy living infrastructure plan
UN experts alarmed by growing use of mercenaries in cyberspace
UN expert criticises boycott of Durban Process, calls for urgent action against transnational racism
Sales, Production, and Export Results for First Half of FY2022
Canberra’s tree canopy continues to grow

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