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Applications invited for Administrator of Courts
Milestone reached on Laramba’s new water treatment plant
Counter-terrorism financing sanctions review
600 skilled workers to join Territory’s construction industry
Housing Help For Shepparton Flood Affected Communities
Labor shifting towards Greens’ plan for windfall tax and electricity price freeze
New homes for remote Kintore community
Fraud costs NSW pharmacist two years in jail
Arts Project Grants now open for applications
Australian Government Boosts Critical Minerals Production in Pilbara
NSW Parliamentary to be translated into Auslan, in groundbreaking first steps towards accessibility for Deaf community
Greens Renew Call to Bring Back ETSA
Grants open to boost organ and tissue donation registration among young Australians
Michael Phelan APM
Christmas lights to illuminate Darwin Waterfront
ACCC report into digital platform services
Teaming up with Google to tackle climate change in Indo-Pacific region
New directors for Aurora Energy
COVID Directions set to Ease
Acting President appointed to Fair Work Commission
WA road trip made 10,000 times better with red-tag bonus!
World Antimicrobial Awareness Week – 18 to 24 November 2022
Doorstop – Parliament House 10 November
National Anti-Corruption Commission Legislation Committee Report
New CEO appointed for offshore regulator NOPSEMA
Hazard reduction burn for Garigal National Park 10 November
Stop Fossil Fuel Subsidies Supporter Arrested at Cafe
Parliamentarian Code of Conduct must reflect public values of integrity and respect
Australians want a Parliament that is safe, and that models respect and integrity
Nation-leading Climate Change Bill passes Parliament
Labor’s reckless wage policy would blow Budget by $2.4 billion
Independent Review into Afghan Locally Engaged Employee program
Plastic pollution in Committee’s sights
Humanitarian visas for Myanmar nationals prioritised
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors returned home from United Kingdom
Humanitarian support to Myanmar and Bangladesh
NT NRL fixture locked in for three years
Amendments to telecommunications legislation will help find missing people
Greens call on Labor to preference Greens and progressive independents above Liberals
HELP debt wiped for doctors and nurse practitioners to work in rural and remote Australia
Doorstop Interview – Parliament House
100 scholarships awarded to Australian disability leaders
$190 million in emergency relief funding to help Australians in need
Fresh cohort of Child Protection Practitioners graduate
Labor finally releases alternative budget
Retail Leases Bill passes House of Assembly
More security for Darwin buses
Escaping violence? Wait 28 business days

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