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Update on NDIS and coronavirus
Seasonal and Pacific workers to help fill labour gaps
Australian Health Protection Principal Committee updated statement on role of asymptomatic testing
Rough sleeping Code Blue response activated
Training opportunity a fresh start for domestic violence survivors
Labor’s infrastructure fantasy
Interim report shines a light on issues facing Australian youth
Keeping Tasmanians safe and secure, while moving to relax additional internal restrictions
Mature age job seekers build skills with Career Transition Assistance
Hobart Airport Interchange
Hotspot area of Port Stephens revoked
New visa arrangements for Hong Kong passport holders now in effect
Responsible Pet Ownership Program Moves Online
National tourism plan urgently needed with 172k businesses on brink of bust
Working Together To Protect Victorians With Disabilities
City Deal’s first year launches Hobart towards a strong future
Submissions extended to Independent Review of Response to North West Tasmania COVID-19 outbreak
Rural training delivering for bush
SNOMED CT-AU and Australian Medicines Terminology August 2020 Release
Western Sydney Airport – Board reappointments
NBN Co Board Reappointment
Business case backs Big Rocks Weir to unlock North Queensland’s potential
NDIS update: Vic and NSW Providers to directly claim costs of PPE
NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination 21 August
Further Support For LGBTIQ Victorians Facing Hardship
Australian first as ACT Greens secure commitment to regular pill-testing
$25 million for research into preventing and treating COVID-19
Inaugural CEO for Tasmanian Forest Products Association
Continuing to invest in child safety
Reducing cost of living for Tasmanians
TIO Stadium is safe and games will proceed as planned
Continuing to support Tasmania’s screen sector
New measures to strengthen franchising industry
Remote contributions approved for next parliamentary fortnight
Regional University Centres support growth of rural workforce
Politicians protect themselves
Update on NDIS and coronavirus
Labor’s staggering hypocrisy on corrections and remission
Electronic monitoring trial delivers real results in supporting victims of family violence
Pause On Evictions Extended And Extra Renter Protections
Rental protections need to be longer and stronger
Statement On V/Line
Monitoring offenders upon release
Successful Climate Research Grants recipients
Set for a cycle? Tour de Gorge is on!
Statue of Teddy Sheean would be ideal recognition of our hero
Reducing cost of public education for low income families
One in three newly unemployed renters worried about eviction at end of September: Greens survey

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