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Residents invited to attend Delivery Program and Draft Budget Roadshow
Statement from Minister for Community Services
Time to comment on your Council’s budget
Coalition commits $25 million to upgrade Shepparton Sports and Events Centre
New child protection measures come into effect
Liberal team delivering for all Tasmanians
$250,000 learning centre now open at Whitsundays TAFE
Eidecan Returns Battle of Bands now open for entry
Hornsby Library celebrates 50 years of service to community
Great School Pathway For Every Victorian Student
2032 focus for Port Stephens plans
Opportunity cost pricing for 400MHz services
Glenorchy ambulance station joins long list of Liberal failures
More Free Parking For Bacchus Marsh Community
Upgrades to J. E. Duggan Park now officially opened to public
New ABS statistics highlight Baw Baw’s exploding population
Underfunded, overworked, and underpaid
Unpaid family and domestic violence leave entitlements
$20 million for better facilities for Australia’s fishos, boaties and campers
Improving lives of Tasmanians
More Housing For Workers In Ararat
New Era For Skills And Training In Frankston
Free flu immunisation for children under five
Huge program unveiled for Glenroy Festival 2022
Iluka Partners with Foodbank WA to Feed Geraldton and Mid-West
$30 in million leadership, research and training grants to reduce suicides
Strathbogie Shire Council’s Draft Budget released for consultation
Street Trading fees to be waived or refunded to aid business recovery
City to host seniors expo for older adults, family members and carers
Community feedback sought on Tasmania’s first draft Carers Recognition Bill
Driver training program key to independence for migrant and refugee women in Logan
Paramedics desperate for more support and better resources
Glen Dougall new City of Fremantle CEO
Easter and Anzac Day closures
Live ‘n’ Loud 2022 rocks Grafton for Youth Week
Supporting local communities with $25,000 for ADRA Community Care
Council calls for tenders on demolition of unsafe structures
Wyndham calls for Federal political parties to invest in opportunity
Help shape future of diverse and inclusive Ballarat
State Government delivering on commitments following Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse
Premier’s speech 8 April
Greens announce plan to lower pension age and increase payment rate
More money earlier: Greens launch plan to lower age pension age back to 65 and increase pension rate
Director Rae leaving Corangamite after 10 years
Museum explores past, present and future with two new exhibitions
Youth Week celebration at Orange Showground is All About YOUth
RED grants creating jobs & developing skills in Kimberley
Significant child protection laws progress through WA Parliament