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Tasmania hosts Indigenous Affairs ministers meeting
Survey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander CPSU members
Sambell Oration to focus on Uluru Statement and First Nations Voice to Parliament
New President appointed to shooting Australia Board
Committee to examine referendum process
Doorstop interview – Parliament House 1 December
Next steps towards Voice referendum
PHIVE turns purple for International Day of People with Disability
Spirit of Christmas comes alive in City of Parramatta
ASIC acts against six SMSF auditors
Pedestrian detour at Constitution Road
Daniel Andrews’ lies exposed by own words
Noel Pearson proposes “A job guarantee for bottom million” in his third Boyer lecture
PWDA elects new 2022/23 Board
APPEA Board elects Woodside Energy CEO Meg O’Neill as new APPEA Chair
Backing local jobs and manufacturing with Victorian gas for Victorians
Independence of judges and institutions key to stability and transitional process, says UN expert
$4.8 million cycleway to connect Sydney’s North West
Football Australia to hold 19th Annual General Meeting on 23 November
‘NT Chair announced NT Australian of Year’
Waverley Council adopts measures to strengthen awareness of Uluru Statement from Heart
Noel Pearson’s first Boyer Lecture: Who we were and who we can be
ALA’s second Reconciliation Action Plan focuses on relationships & Voice to Parliament
“Australians choose to change constitution – we need to activate their agency”
Urgent Action Needed on Peace Agreement for South Sudan
Australian foreign minister to visit Cook Islands, Niue and French Polynesia
Minister Sio to attend Niue’s Constitution Day
ACTU commits to support ‘Yes’ campaign on First Nations Voice
Greenway In-Corridor design and construction update
Construction begins on London Circuit project
University of Toronto’s Shahrzad Mojab on uprising in Iran following Mahsa Jina Amini’s death
More ambitious environmental action key to protect human rights, says UN expert: Slovenia
Bus changes to support CIT Woden and light rail works
WA man charged over false claims during 2022 Federal election
NSW Farmers ‘disappointed’ at cattle decision
Communique for Referendum Engagement Group
NSW Farmers to vote ‘no’ on cattle restructure
Accelerate rights-based climate and environmental action, says UN expert: Portugal
UN expert to assess effects of environmental risks on human rights: Slovenia
Light rail is coming – changes to traffic and parking in city
Experts of Committee on Rights of Migrant Workers Commend Bolivia for its Comprehensive Report and Ask about Migrant Monitoring
City of Hobart’s new festival up and running
Television Interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing 22 September
Cr Bob Redden: Looking back and moving forward
Call for nominations to Board of Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association Limited
Supporting birth of Cattle Australia
UN expert to assess environmental impacts on human rights: Portugal
Perth man previously charged with terrorism offences breaches bail

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