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Disaster Assistance Available After Flash Floods In Victoria
NDIA Board Chair Reappointment For 3-year Term
AWS Flood – Northwest Coastal And Waterhouse Rivers
Federal Disaster Payment Available For More Victorians
AWS Storm – Advice Borroloola And Timber Creek
Chatswood And Dee Why Medicare Urgent Care Clinics Now Open
AWS Storm – Decreasing Threat Advice Tiwi and parts of Daly district
Greens will back gun law reforms, but will not support the government’s hate speech and anti-migration proposals
Territory Live Cattle Export Hits Decade High
AWS Storm – Advice Tiwi And Parts Of Daly District
Wage Boost For TAFE SA Employees Step Closer
Birdsville Track In SA Re-opens
New SES drones to boost search and rescue capability across SA
Flood Resilience Boost For Key Freight Corridor
Expanding Access To South Australia’s Reservoirs
NT EMERGENCY SERVICE MESSAGE: Storm Advice Tiwi and parts of Daly and Arnhem districts
Australia And UK Strengthen Education Partnership
Exhibition Celebrates Tree-mendous Species |
4.7 Million Accounts Deactivated, Removed Or Restricted
Ellenbrook Medicare Urgent Care Clinic Now Open
First Nations representation continues for the National Aged Care Advisory Council
Growing Value Of Our Forestry Industry
St Kilda Pier Welcomes More Than One Million Visitors
GREENS CALL FOR URGENT IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIMATE RESILIENCE INQUIRY REPORT AFTER FLASH FLOODS AND FIRES
Tasmania leading the nation in NAB Quarterly Business Survey
Victims of crime drop by nearly 10% in less than 12 months
Storm Advice – Parts of Carpentaria and Barkly districts (North of Creswell Downs, bordering Mallapunyah)
Announcing 2026 Aged Care Council Of Elders
Federal disaster recovery payments extended to more bushfire affected Victorians
Expanding access to early education in regional South Australia
Flood Advice – Northwest Coastal And Waterhouse Rivers
Combatting Antisemitism, Hate And Extremism Bill 2026
Forestry fails to find 98 out of 102 threatened species habitat trees in Glenbog State Forest
Public to help shape new breeder licencing scheme as part of puppy farms ban
Adelaide’s Newest Suburb Set To Soar
Major Milestone As Tram Testing Begins
Beach Hotel Sale Strengthens Confidence In Whyalla
Apartment renters being smashed as Labor leaves rent increases uncapped 
Greens condemn reported attack on Islamic leader, say urgent and comprehensive action needed to stamp out anti-Muslim hate
Premier Malinauskas Must Apologise
New Funding For Grassroots Multicultural Groups
Funding To Help Fix Bushfire-Affected Roads
Mount Warning/Wollumbin Finally Set To Reopen
Corrections milestone reached with new women’s facility at Darwin precinct
‘A Landlord’s Market’ Where Renters Pay Price
Carina-Carindale and Capalaba Medicare Urgent Care Clinics now open
Lloyd Babb SC Appointed To Tackle Court Backlogs
Greens urge $800 ‘back to school’ payments as new figures show cost of living support for families is not enough

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