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Crash in dugong population estimates, a warning sign governments can’t ignore
Robodebt compensation payments to be exempt from tax, recovery arrangements and income testing
HMVS Cerberus turns 100: Celebrating a century at Half Moon Bay
Australia risks leaving small business behind in AI race: COSBOA
Telstra Outage Highlights Why Reliability Must Be Uplifted
Standing up for regional Queenslanders against the Albanese Labor Government’s disaster betrayal
More than 1,400 Stranded Australians still languishing in Queensland hospitals
Man charged following investigation by joint QPS-AFP Hate Crime Team
Human-like AI Not Always Answer In Customer Service
Amenities Upgrades Planned Across Lake Mac
Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy Radio interview: ABC Darwin Drive
Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy Radio interview: Mix 104.9 Darwin
Better Buses Build To Refresh Queensland’s Bus Fleet
RACS says better pathways into specialist training are needed
Fair Work Ombudsman signs Enforceable Undertaking with University of Queensland after about $11m in underpayments
Supporting Pacific Athletes To Go For Gold
103rd AFMA Commission Meeting – Chair’s Summary
Consultation Opens On Proposed NDIS Access Changes
New map showcases tree plantings planned for Canberra’s light rail extension
Ministers, NDIS reform must be matched by action on psychosocial supports
New identity protection service ‘IDLock’ to give Australians greater control over identity documents
CommBank reduces merchant fees to support businesses manage costs
We can’t all be like LeBron James at 41. But these athletes still have lots to teach us about active ageing
Class action secures $249 million settlement for super fund members: Slater and Gordon settles Colonial First State interest rates class action
AMA Gold Medal Goes To Professor Cassandra Szoeke
Over 65s Private Health Changes Must Be Reconsidered
Doorstop – Darwin
Council advocates for fair outcomes in Yallourn Mine water application
Trio charged with affray and assault at Villawood Immigration Detention Centre
Eliminating hate: Official opening of the Jhub and Holocaust Institute Education Centre
Expanded support for Australian defence industry through $US3 Billion finance facility
Western Irrigation Network Farms Pivot To Recycled Water
Minister Butler Speech At Burnet Institute
National Skills Agreement report card underscores importance of investment in skills
Second Productivity Commission Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap
The Northern Territory has just voted to legalise voluntary assisted dying. Here’s how it will work
Bird Flu Funding Must Support Vets
Historic vote completes Australia’s VAD journey – but NT law falls short
UQ Medical Program To Expand From Major Funding Boost
Help inform the ongoing heritage management of Cascade Reserve
From GST to gambling to gun buybacks, Australia’s federation isn’t working
Queensland’s New Ombudsman Appointed
WA Athletes Supported To Pursue Sporting Excellence
Funding Boost For H5 Bird Flu Response
New Grants To Strengthen Teacher Training
Here’s what to keep in mind before and after an aged care assessment
Doorstop – North Metropolitan Tafe Balga
On Good Authority 26 August

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