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Candidates announced for 2020 TSRA election
Ongoing support for energy users during COVID-19
New Adelaide accommodation for Services Australia
Trackless tram business case given green light
New Director appointed to Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority
NMI’s 2020 PFAS proficiency testing end-user workshop: register now
Supporting girls to see a future in STEM
$3 billion NorthConnex opens
Appointment as Minister for Finance
Victorian Budget To Create Jobs And Help Victoria Recover
Safety alert issued after two barbeque gas explosions
Stronger focus on Australian values for visa applicants
Supporting CanTeen on National Bandana Day
Andrews’ decision to hold Melbourne Cup during a pandemic ‘thoughtless’
Heritage Protection For Esme Johnston House
Record results for State’s swimming spots as we head into summer
Real estate boom for Northern Rivers’ threatened species
Greens to amend jobmaker wage subsidy to block wage thieves & companies putting shareholders first
Power of Education: Teach for Australia
Cardinia Road Level Crossing To Go Months Ahead Of Schedule
2020 Day for Daniel unites Australians on child safety
Top End Silk appointed to District Court
New Water Entity To Support Melbourne’s Growing West
Community Safety Grants To Boost Safety And Employment
NT COVID-19 update Thursday 29 October 2020
Delivering on our promise to reduce red tape and support economic recovery
Building What Matters for South Australian Cancer Patients
Supporting small and family businesses
New Members Appointed To Parks Victoria Board
Orange Door Network Continues To Expand
Motorsport Funding Backs Women, Youth, Volunteers
Minister confirms in Estimates that an extension to Jobseeker supplement will be in place by January
Debt raising against income support recipients during a recession is a disgrace
Juukan Gorge inquiry to visit destroyed sites
Getting racing back on track in Tasmania
Productivity Commission Inquiry into Right to Repair
Local jobs campaign bearing fruit
Greens push for inquiry into destruction of Djab Wurrung sacred trees
National Missing Persons Hackathon returns for
Keeping Rail Freight Network Moving
Workers And Families To Have Their Say On Safety
NBN upgrades to start for more than 100,000 premises
Western Sydney Airport Board reappointment
Students benefit from completed Riverside High School redevelopment
Supporting migrants to learn English and succeed in Australia
New Laboratory for Therapeutic Goods Administration
Primary School To Open Again In Guildford
Delivering on our commitment to bushfire-affected communities