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Funding boost for Maitland Gaol’s redevelopment to drive tourism and economic growth
Major Works Progress On New Huntly Station
More Food Relief On Way
More than 200 Tasmanian businesses receive financial support
Backing Businesses Across Regional Victoria
NSW Government declares second Renewable Energy Zone in New England
What to do if you get Covid
Newcastle Art Gallery expansion set to begin after funding injection
Victoria Street Bridge next step for Parkes bypass
Disaster assistance for Victorian floods and storms
Another year wasted, ecosystems continue to collapse as Samuel Review gathers dust, says ACT Greens
Pfizer booster TGA approved for 16-17 year olds in Australia
Trailblazing universities shortlisted to boost economic recovery
Adam’s January wrap
Work begins on new youth hub for Cardinia Shire
Delivering more efficient and effective justice system
New Local Jobs First Commissioner Appointed
Getting On With Thomas Embling Hospital Upgrade
Top 3 Covid vaccine questions – Reinfection, cases in vaccinated areas and best masks
NT Covid update 27 January 2022
Federal Coalition Government announces $60m for rural health training in SA
State Government enters agreement to sell all shares in international development business Scope Global
Coronavirus update 27 January
Overland Track returns to full capacity
Commonwealth Scholarships now open for young Australians
Preferred Proponent selected for former Gasworks site at Bowden
Additional infrastructure upgrades to support Tasmania’s bee industry
S&P affirms Australia’s AAA credit rating
Labor to Fund Emergency Operations Precinct in Eurobodalla
Capricorn Highway widening now underway
Construction underway on Steve Irwin safety improvements
24 hours and 60+ activists at Global Greens virtual conference
Kids Aren’t Really Alright
New Library, Gallery And Community Hub For Ballan
$130,000 for young rural leaders
January 26 is day of mourning
New programs to support victims of domestic violence
Funding commitment to boost flood resilience in Western Sydney
$80 million Emergency Services Headquarters handles heat in response to bushfires and floods
Final Push To Protect Kids Before School
By doing Australia Day better – 2022 represents resurgence in support for Australia Day
Work Powers Ahead On Sunbury Line Upgrade
Further support for families and child care sector
Delivering more jobs for people with disability
New round of Commonwealth Scholarships now open for young Australians
Official data confirms Australian apprenticeships continue to surge
Funding boost for Canberra Holocaust Museum and Education Centre
Bringing voices of senior Australians to centre of aged care reform