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Delivering for Tasmanians through Parliament
Drainage upgrade: Blair Street and Brett Street, Warrandyte
VAILO Adelaide 500 on track as more grandstand shade on the way
Upgrades on way for Hobart City High School
Bridges taking shape with final girders installed on Gympie bypass
Western Sydney University researchers receive JMI Policy Challenge Grants
Major construction milestone in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital redevelopment
Road and lookout upgrades at iconic Pilbara national park
Inland Rail provides $244 million boost to northwest New South Wales
Unlocking Frances Bay’s Potential
Shoalhaven Cancer Care Centre 10-year milestone
Roadside Erosion Repairs and Mitigation Works on Mountain Ash Road
Boosting Rental Affordability And Housing Stock
Gladstone gas network to go green as works start on Aussie-first project
Federal Funds to revitalise Frew Park and Boandik Terrace
Land tax relief extended for people building new homes
Independence within arm’s reach
Whittlesea Public Gardens transformation rolls on
Major planning reforms to accelerate housing delivery
Participating in Dakar 2024 to Develop Small Hydrogen Engines
Dulacca Wind Farm Powers Up for Queensland
Tendering starts for Southern Suburbs Community Centre and Library – Wollongong
Council urging developers to Get Site Right
First Look At Designs For Eastern Freeway Overhaul
Has the housing market peaked? Perhaps not so soon
Upgraded Avalon Boat Ramp Open Ahead Of Summer
Warmer climate may impact reliability of solar farms: modelling
Is your home safe? Insurance loopholes and challenges to avoid this bushfire season
Local jobs and manufacturing to feature in NSW Parliamentary inquiry into government procurement
Caesarstone’s new campaign to protect killer stone is plain evil: union
NQ to share in boosted $300 million infrastructure funding
On agenda at Council’s October meeting
Issue of Development Consents August / September: Bayside
Integrated Development Proposal September / October
New data shows Labor’s inaction on housing
Landmark National Skills Agreement between Albanese and Queensland Governments
Joint statement – Historic National Skills Agreement between Albanese and Cook Governments
Bundaberg and Burnett to share in boosted $300 million infrastructure funding 
Southern Border region to share in boosted $300 million infrastructure funding 
Western Queensland to share in boosted $300 million infrastructure funding
25 years of RMIT in Hong Kong
New unit established to drive housing supply in Western Australia
Regrowing the state’s legacy in timber
Landmark National Skills Agreement between Australian and Victorian Governments
Maryborough Advertiser – Cr Liesbeth Long
Construction begins on Big Build $40 million Eagle Farm TAFE Robotics and Advanced Manufacturing Centre
More South Australians getting the skills they need to tackle skills shortages
ACT welcomes new National Skills Agreement