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Ashurst enhances its leading Australian M&A practice with new partner
More Boots On Ground To Tackle Illegal Tobacco
The sustainability of private surgical practice and patient access to timely care in Australia
Collaboration to boost profitability and sustainability of Western Australias grapegrowers and winemakers
Government targets hidden fees and subscription traps in crackdown on unfair trading practices
Allied health sector escalates call for Prac Payment reform with national petition
Premier’s Anzac Memorial Scholarship tour applications open
Lower bills and cooler homes on the way for Queensland community housing tenants
Aged Care Provider Workforce Survey
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – Ellenbrook Western Australia
Is Australia’s terrorism definition still fit for purpose?
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Ellenbrook
Sudan-born Man Charged With Visa Breach In Victoria 6 February
Court grants AFP-led CACT restraining orders for nearly $2m in cash and other assets seized from alleged criminal syndicate
United Mayors drive regional priorities for Darling Downs and South West Queensland
Queensland Government expands free flu program making it easier to get vaccinated
Sudan-born man charged with alleged visa breach condition in NSW
“Insulting and tone deaf” Labor refuses to fund climate resilience – and lets big polluters off the hook in government inquiry response  
Thousands of NSW residents access free mental health care as new centre in Blacktown opens
The EU-India agreement is huge – and it illustrates the changing role of trade in a fractured world order
With a shortage of aged-care beds, discharging patients stranded in hospital is harder than it sounds
AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett: Op Dumfries media conference statement – 5 February, 2026
Supporting more social and affordable housing for Canberra
Defence land sell-off presents generational opportunity for South Australia
New Support For SA Farmers
Sydney’s Victoria Barracks – a historical site with a valuable future
596 Online Child Abuse Charges
Successful Pilbara Aboriginal housing support program extended
First home buyers, latest casualties of a rotten revolving door
Victoria Barracks – once-in-a-generation chance to deliver a great public places
Minns loses control as Labor backs water Royal Commission
Public Views Sought On Basin’s Next Chapter
CommBank releases Australian-first report outlining how it is adopting AI
Medicare is experimenting with having AI review claims – a cost-saving measure that could risk denying needed care
Sea Is Key For Carinity Resident Celebrating 100 Years
Time Is Now: Camden Calls For Fair Hospital Funding
Canberrans Suffer from Labor’s Poor Management of Transport System
Exploration scheme ensures resources industry stays world leading
Multinational Forces Remember Battle Of El Alamein
Extreme heat rapidly making the Northern Territory unliveable, says Climate Justice Alliance NT
Living costs increase across all household types
Hearings Commence For Local Government Funding Inquiry
Delivering Future Defence Estate
On Shoulders Of Giants
New data highlights the shocking impact of costly and ineffective of tough on crime policies on First Nations peoples
ASIC urges super trustees to step up and address serious gaps in anti-scam and fraud protections
Voluntary assisted dying isn’t available to all Australians. In 2026, this may finally change
Cut-price telco licences must also deliver better mobile coverage

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