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Doorstop – Parliament House 21 August
New Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission
Bringing uni closer to home: Applications open for more Regional University Study Hubs
Over 150 Ghost Colleges Axed
Labor: Party Of New And Increased Taxes
Calamari Spawning Closure To Protect Tasmanian Fishery
Report Recommends Expediency For Three Public Works
South Australian Training Awards Finalists Announced 20 August
$1.5 million funding boost for South Australia’s community centres
Parents Warned About Seriousness Of Child Concussion
Grants To Support And Engage Young Victorians
Daylesford Hospital Operating Theatre Upgrade Complete
Connecting Victorian Producers To Global Markets
Murrumbateman Road Upgrades
24-hour Pharmacies Hit Major Milestone
South Australia Planning For Ageing Future
National Security Questions Labor Must Answer
Labor rips up $1 billion mining opportunity in the name of activism
Two Years Of CanTEST Drug Checking Service
Businesses Get Mooving On Reducing Plastic Waste
We have lift off! South Australian satellite Kanyini successfully launches into space
Anzac Spirit Supported By New Funding
Independent reviews of critical shipping legislation underway
Australia’s International Development Policy
New Director Appointed To Bundanon Trust Board 20 August
Queen Victoria Market Revamp Given Green Light
Public Hearing On National Redress Scheme 20 August
Neerim Families Win With Primary School Opening In 2025
Harmful products spread with full knowledge of former Liberal Government
Appointment Of AITSL CEO
Building Skills For Our Clean Economy Workforce
New Commissioner For LGBTIQA+ Communities Appointed
New Chair and Funding for National Disability Research Partnership
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – Sky News Politics Now
Centre For Asian-Australian Leadership Inaugural Annual Lecture
Tasmanian Labor Opposition Supports New Taxes
Environment laws ‘too weak’ as climate court case dropped
Environment laws ‘too weak’ as climate court cast dropped
Multicultural South Australia Ambassador program scales up after a successful pilot phase
Building greater housing diversity in established suburbs
Minns Government missing in action on Federal Labor mine decision
Saving Cranker… And Live Music In Our City
Labor and the Liberals cut deal for rushed, deeply flawed legislation
Surge Onto Protection Visa Exploitation Yields Results
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio interview – RTRFM Breakfast with Pam
BUSHFIRE NT MESSAGE ADVICE number one – LOCATION: Marrakai Station, MARRAKAI
Court rules that restorative justice demands community participation in Forestry crimes
New Police To Call Coffs Coast Home

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