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New laws to better protect retirement village residents pass Parliament
Time for Federal Parliament to protect our children from social media
First Nations Voice to Parliament to give inaugural address
Electoral Reforms To End Robocalls And Deepfakes
Apply Now For Women In Business Advisory Program
MyWay or the highway: Greens concerned MyWay+ rollout will turn Canberrans off public transport
New director appointed to lead Art Gallery of South Australia
Next significant stage for new Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Plans Approved To Save Eyre Peninsula’s Water Supply
Government response to the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor’s Secrecy Review
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio interview – ABC Radio Canberra Breakfast with Ross Solly
Slashing Red Tape For Tasmanian Charities
Government must fully commit to and fund the National Anti-Racism Framework
New Regional University Study Hub For Pilbara
2024-25 Mid-Year Report exposes Labor’s fiscal mismanagement
Libraries Tasmania Fellowships Announced
Minimum Tax For Multinationals Passes Senate
Statement on a Significant Matter for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing
Crackdown On Excessive Rent Increases And Dodgy Rentals
Response To Future Of Local Government Review
Dutton and Albanese look to team up on a brutal package of anti-migrant and refugee laws
Audit Confirms Need For Sydney Airport Slot Bill
Significant TASCAT Reform Passes House Of Assembly
Labor rejects a 25 percent pay rise for early childhood educators
Public Notification – Block 9 Section 6 Forrest
Approvals Fast Track Taskforce Announced
Better Life For Retirement Village Residents
15% Pay Rise For Early Educators Passes Parliament
CLP’s leading HomeGrown Territory grants pass Parliament
Legislation to increase funding to public schools passes Parliament
Legislation passes to wipe $3 billion of student debt for 3 million Australians
Nation-leading Vaping Reforms Progress
Tasmanian jobs and biosecurity an afterthought for Federal Labor
Right to disconnect earns 2024 Macquarie Dictionary mention
Minns Labor Government turns its back on vulnerable Myall Lakes residents
Labor willing to trade nurses pay for better budget outcomes
Supporting Farmers Affected By Drought In SA
Beacon Foundation to boost work-based learning in schools
Expanding Consumer Data Right To Non-bank Lending
Funding Program To Boost Local Events In 2025
Collins Street Bike Lane Voted Down
Official trailer released for NT film, KANGAROO – updated
Official Trailer Released For NT Film, KANGAROO
Free 2025 Legal Diary For Local Seniors
$50 Million Towards Cure For Type 1 Diabetes
Minister For Health And Aged Care, Speech 26 November
NT EMERGENCY SERVICE MESSAGE: Advice 26 November

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