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Company tax cuts would do little to boost investment and hurt everyday Australians – new analysis
Yirrkala Bark Petitions Book Wins NT History Book Award
Three-year project delivers improved market transparency for inland grapegrowers
Australia got off on a technicality for its climate inaction. But there are plenty more judgement days to come
Central Australia Justice Reinvestment initiative announced
What does Australian law have to say about sovereign citizens and ‘pseudolaw’?
National Swimming Trials To Return To NSW
New Regional University Study Hub Opens On King Island
Help Improve On Farm Connectivity Program
New data on fraud against the Australian Government released
Raptor Squad charge man alleged with firearm, drug, fraud offences – Strike Force Commodine
Council Support For Weather Station, Car Club Museum
If Minister Bowen is serious about climate change, he must release missing climate risk report
Explore your teaching path: early childhood and primary education degrees at UniSC
New Regional University Hub Opens In Warwick
Federal Court judgment won’t stop the push for climate justice, says UNSW expert
Federal Court rules Australian government doesn’t have a duty of care to protect Torres Strait Islanders from climate change
Statement On Pabai Pabai V Commonwealth
Treasurer’s Housing Targets Are Pie In Sky
Community Rally To Save Open Space
Surf Clubs Ride Wave Of Success With Council Agreements
Wildlife Database WildNet Unveils Sleek New Look
2PM TODAY – DECISION ON UNCLE PAUL & UNCLE PABAI’S LANDMARK AUSTRALIAN CLIMATE CASE
Hundreds More Homes For Victorians Who Need Them Most
TOMORROW – DECISION ON UNCLE PAUL & UNCLE PABAI’S LANDMARK AUSTRALIAN CLIMATE CASE TO BE HANDED DOWN TUESDAY 15 JULY 2PM
NSW Can’t Afford This Government
Funding Extension For Armaguard
Australia must defend fundamental international legal principles and international institutions
Up in smoke: AFP restrains more than $1 million from alleged illicit vape sales
Murujuga Cultural Landscape achieves World Heritage listing
South Cessnock residents better protected against floodwater
NAIDOC Week March
What is cannabis use disorder? And how do you know if you have a problem?
​​DTA releases first formal framework for Digital Investment Plans​
$11.9 million project to deliver 20 more social homes for seniors in Ardross
NSW man charged over alleged online abuse targeted at Federal parliamentarian
Meet Your Federal Council – Dr Sarah Whitelaw
Grattan on Friday: childcare is a ‘canary in mine’ warning for wider problems in policy delivery
Communications now an essential service, say consumers
Special Envoy’s Plan To Combat Antisemitism
Disability representative organisations call for accountability after NDIA conduct targeting person with disability
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Sydney 10 July
Project Acacia: RBA and DFCRC announce chosen industry participants and ASIC provides regulatory relief for tokenised asset settlement research project
$20 million investment towards health and medical research partnerships
Household spending uptick in June, but consumers remain cautious
Indigenous knowledge and science weaved into e-water delivery
Greens slam reckless ANU cuts, call on local ministers to step up and defend universities
All on board for board games

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