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Young people recognised for big achievements at 2025 youth awards
Investing to support Southern Water’s future investment programme
Prevent sewage overflow in your backyard by only flushing the 3 Ps
Milestone Met For Whyalla’s Birthing Unit
A fresh start for Chapel Street: Council unveils $4 million renewal
An update on heat pump technology and construction progress
Weapons Found At Paralowie
“Support for children, families and the wider community is available, but child sexual abuse in early childhood settings is not a one-off event,”
New workforce focus to improve family and domestic violence response
What are police allowed to do at protests and who keeps them in check?
Vacancy: Regional Community Engagement Coordinator
Council Making Progress On Removing Barriers To Housing
Applications Open for 2025 Community Financial Assistance Scheme
Community Consultation Now Open for Lime Kiln Bay Wetlands Project
Council Earmarks $500,000 For Drought Package
Council’s Financial Assistance Program is open for FY25/26
Powering up with purpose: a masterclass for tourism and hospitality
Queensland Government saves Free Apprenticeships for Under 25s program
More Victorians Find Home In Springvale South
Regional Sports Clubs Score $24 Million Boost
Desert Festival 2025: Fringe Edition
Rosalie, Crows Nest Galleries call for 2026, 2027 exhibition applications to be lodged by August 3, 2025
Update To Aged Care Reforms
Have your say on the draft Toowoomba Region Parking Strategy until July 14, 2025 (2)
Help Shape Future Of Our Playgrounds: Bega Valley
Big Plans For Riverwalk Estate
Illicit Tobacco And E-Cigarette Commissioner Appointment
Repeat offender: convicted puppy farmer breaches suspended sentence
New waste contract secures ongoing high service standards
Nabiac Library To Close
Plastic Free July marked with next stage of Plan for Plastics ban
Primate Crossing Swings Into Action At Perth Zoo
Swan Hill Businesses Advised On Environment
JCU Hosts Australia’s National History Conference
Helping Shape Future Of Shellharbour Cemetery
Anti-social behaviour forces temporary closure of Wallsend Library
Capricorn Coast netball scores big with Games On! upgrades
Lismore’s laneways to transform for vibrant new LOLA Festival
New England families set to benefit from new public preschools
Push to prioritise Oxley Highway Corridor’s infrastructure status
Wandong Unveils ‘Train Of Life’ Public Art Installation
Uncontained Arts Festival 2025 Great Success
A decade of service: Celebrating 10 years of the Australian Border Force
Shutting Down Dodgy Smoke Dens
Musicians Wanted For Summer Sounds 2026
families supporting LGBTIQA+ young people are more likely to encourage seeking help
Keeping Queensland Waterways Safe And Pristine
Joint Statement from the Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Minister for Education

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