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Oxfam marks January 26th with renewed calls for Truth, Treaty, and Justice
Tamara Keniry Is Mosman Citizen Of Year
Man jailed over $33,300 cash find, among more than $3.2m cash seized by AFP at Perth Airport in 2025
More flood assistance activated for northern Queensland communities
WA man jailed for possessing and transmitting child abuse and bestiality material
Health provider charged over $137,000 of alleged fraudulent claims
Your Experiences Matter – Please Share Them With Us 23 January
Permanent Cross-Border Commissioner Appointed
Light Rail Extension Powers Ahead With First Track Laid
Cyber Challenge Is Serious Business
Canberra’s light rail extension powers ahead with first track laid
Hide and seek: Law enforcement unmasks drugs in disguise
South Sudan-born man charged with alleged visa, drug and bail offences in Victoria
CommBank launches new competition to back small businesses with local celebrity support
Improving River Health To Protect Endangered Sawfish
Radio Interview – ABC Radio Sydney, mornings with Hamish Macdonald
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – Gold 104.3
Parliament House, Canberra 22 January
Hate crime laws may have unintended consequences – including chilling free speech
Day of Mourning to honour victims of the Bondi terrorist attack
Statement On Firearms Laws Passing Parliament
Sydney Man Charged With Alleged $3.5 Million NDIS Fraud
Sudan-born Man Charged With Visa Breaches In NSW 21 January
Australian Information Commissioner highlights improved transparency and integrity for government agencies in automated decision-making
Fewer Guns Will Make Us All Safer
Radio Interview – ABC Radio National Breakfast 21 January
Albanese Government passes legislation to combat antisemitism, hate and extremism
Victorian State Vigil Held On National Day Of Mourning
Buyback Ends With More Than 83,000 Firearms Surrendered
Sudan-born man charged with alleged visa and bail breaches in Victoria
Liberal Party Fixes Labor’s Failed Laws to Combat Islamist Extremism and Tackle Antisemitism
Reckless and Dangerous deal between Labor and the Coalition sends a chill of fear through millions of Australians who care for peace,…
More federal disaster payments extended to bushfire-affected Victorians
NSW new government to clean up the Liberals’ Blacktown Hospital beds failure, a year ahead of schedule
Sydney Man Charged With $3.5 Million NDIS Fraud
View from The Hill: Liberals tick off deal on hate crime measures
University of Melbourne partnership to strengthen public policy across Australia
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Sydney 19 January
National day of mourning to honour victims of the Bondi terrorist attack
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Sydney 17 January
Conviction for unlawful supply and advertising of black salve products
Trio charged in WA after AFP investigation into a money laundering and illicit tobacco crime syndicate
Timetables available for updated ‘construction’ bus network
Australian Prime Minister Radio interview – ABC Brisbane
Beach Hotel Sale Strengthens Confidence In Whyalla
NFF questions need for River Murray critically endangered listing
$20 million grant program for River Murray communities opens today
More transit lounges to help ease pressure on Queensland’s busiest hospitals

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