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Central Australian residents reminded to stay warm safely this winter
Greens call for transparent investigations into police misconduct following incidents
Protecting Older Victorians In Aged Care
More Expectant Mothers Accessing Antenatal Care
Consultation On Draft Lists Of NDIS Supports: What We Have Heard
Australia’s Disability Strategy Gets Update
Disability Reform Ministerial Council Meeting
Senate Passes Strongest Motion Yet On Gaza
Season’s Latest Cuttlefish Count Takes Place
Significant drop in robbery and theft offences as crime continues to fall
Address to ‘Unlocking value: better use of integrated government data for evidence‑based policy’ Policy Roundtable, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
GREENS PUSH FOR URGENT INVESTIGATION INTO VICTORIA’S BROKEN CHILDCARE SYSTEM AS LABOR FAILS TO COMMIT TO RELEASING KEY DOCUMENTS
GREENS-LED INQUIRY INTO CHILDCARE SAFETY AND REGULATION PASSES PARLIAMENT 
GREENS SAY NEW REVELATIONS MAKE LABOR’S CHILDCARE DOCUMENT COVER-UP IMPOSSIBLE TO DEFEND
Greens establish inquiry into information integrity on climate change
AUSTRAC launches civil penalty proceedings against pokies giant Mounties
New Bushland And Lake Trails Open At Jells Park
BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: PLANNED BURN ADVICE Road Verge, Arnhem Highway, MARRAKAI
CLP Cuts Red Tape To Fast-track Jobs And Investment
Labor can’t justify millions put into the horse racing industry, yet won’t rule out renewing their funding deal
Backing Heart Of Agriculture Through Grants
New Colombo Plan Reforms To Build Australia’s Asia Capability
CLP Acts To Back Police And Make Roads Safer
Address to Governing for Good Forum 2025, Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
Headline And Underlying Inflation Fall Again
“A full-blown system failure” – surgeons at John Hunter hospital told only to admit patients at risk of ‘limb or life loss’
To stop mass starvation in Gaza there must be action, not more slogans from Albanese
CLP unlocks Community Benefit Fund to support local clubs and community groups
Greens say Net Zero by 2035 required to protect communities and nature
First Launch Attempt Of Aussie Made Rocket
Sensory Bus To Make Major Events More Accessible
South Australian NAPLAN results show strong improvements
Bushfires NT Update On Wildfire In Barkly South
Education First Foyer Opens Its Doors In Wodonga
BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: ADVICE – LOCATION: Darwin River Dam Management Area, DARWIN RIVER DAM
New Headspace For Young People On Hobart’s Eastern Shore
Government Admits to Ending Important Women’s Safety Grants
View Another step towards transforming national digital health infrastructure: Application Support and Maintenance Services for Digital Health Infrastructure Request for Tender
Australia Continues Research On AI Safety Science
Strengthening oversight of Australia’s National Intelligence Community
Israel / Palestinian Territories : Joint statement of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs – New York Call
Shutting Down Private Bail Monitoring
Tuggeranong Medicare Mental Health Centre Opens
Delivering education reform: CLP Government responds to 2025 NAPLAN results
Cracking down on animal cruelty: Strongest laws in Territory history
NAPLAN results show encouraging signs, but more work to do
New national park to protect Sydney’s largest koala population |
World Day Against Trafficking In Persons 30 July

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