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Council’s Secret Appointments Spark Outrage Amid Casual Workforce Crisis
AUSTRAC launches civil penalty proceedings against pokies giant Mounties
Labor can’t justify millions put into the horse racing industry, yet won’t rule out renewing their funding deal
CFMEU Commission of Inquiry Terms of Reference finalised
Drug And Property Crime Offences, Kearneys Spring
APRA proposes changes to create a simpler and more efficient bank licensing framework
Strengthening oversight of Australia’s National Intelligence Community
Tuggeranong Medicare Mental Health Centre Opens
Kiwibank gets green light to grow
CLP Restores Balance To Anti-Discrimination Laws
Psychedelic drug DMT and near death experiences have long been linked – my study is the first to explore the connection in depth
GG must resign as patron of LGBTQA+ political activist group Equality Australia
Questions Without Notice – Child Care
Action on DFSV: CLP tables response to Coroner’s recommendations
Crime Pays Under Labor
Commission unveils new Strategic Plan and brand
Lindy Lucena’s family deserve better than cops investigating cops
Address To AFR Government Services Summit, Canberra
New ELearning To Help You Get Ready For New Aged Care Act
Attempted unlawful entry of vehicle whilst armed charge, Wynnum West
Kegstar seeks clearance to acquire assets of Konvoy kegs
Police Investigate Armed Robbery At Robina 29 July
Commission seeks feedback on new revenue limits for electricity lines company Aurora
New Guidelines For Design Review Of Major Developments 28 July
Notice Of Casual Vacancy – Countback Election
Law reform push to promote dignity, autonomy and support in decision-making
MUA files for Protected Industrial Action against Pilbara Ports
Weapons and drugs seized in vehicle intercept, Boyne Island (Gladstone)
Statement from the Minister for Education John-Paul Langbroek regarding EBA negotiations
Scrapped surcharges a win for New Zealanders
NACC secures conviction of corrupt airport official
New High Commission for Tuvalu delivers on our elevated partnership
Police-involved Shooting At Townsville
French national charged over alleged 22kg meth import at Sydney airport
Australia’s Productivity Revival Needs One Essential Ingredient: Optimism
Trucking industry calls for electric vehicle road user charge
Inside Parliament: Launch graduates step into the heart of WAs democracy
Consultation on reforms to non-compete clauses to boost wages and productivity
Law reform push to promote dignity, autonomy and support in decision-making
Commission to issue Statement of Issues on Viridian’s proposed acquisition of Metro Performance Glass
Two Years of Inaction 19,000 South Australians Still Without Critical Mental Health Support
MBIE facing legal action over attempt to curb flexible work including working from home arrangements
Incentivising Business Investment In R&D
UN expert on right to peaceful assembly acknowledges progress and urges Chile to settle outstanding debts with victims
New Chair To Drive Opportunities In Mid West
Legal Breakthrough: Courts hold that NSW Government must consider climate impacts of fossil fuel developments
Lasting Legacy: Jill McFarlane Bequest To Riddoch
Penalty Rates Bill Will Make It Harder To Offer Flexibility When Workers Want More

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