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WA project a crucial boost for critical minerals sector
New legislation to make wage theft a crime
2 new cases of COVID-19 15 July
Roll out begins for $6.2m Kimberley Juvenile Justice Strategy
$410K in grants helping small businesses through COVID-19
Help spread warmth: Join ‘Knit one, warm one’ and bring comfort to someone in need this winter
New Principal and Teacher Recruits Arrive for Term 3
Clarity needed on Spirits’ future
New report: Learning from older Australians’ concerns in pandemic peak
Iconic SA tourism destinations on ride to recovery
Comcare must act to enforce WHS laws in immigration detention
Patrons embracing new library services ‘norm’ at Mildura
Clubs and groups urged to apply for CDF grant
Major businesses call for accelerated EV switchover as next step in UK’s
Digital loan items skyrocket during COVID
Rugby Australia welcomes AIS funding support for Australian Sevens
Police target shop stealers to support business
Data shows children anxiety spike in COVID crisis
ARTISAN reopens with two new exhibitions inspired by COVID-19 experience
University tests show Canadian-made mask deactivates 99% of SARS-CoV-2 virus
COVID-19 mobile testing station opens in Greensborough
Government steps up action on waste – funds recycling infrastructure and expands levy scheme
Spike in number of young Aussies seeking help online for body image and eating disorders during COVID-19 pandemic
ID Manchester partner selection process scheduled to resume
Study finds hidden emotions in sound of words
Huck Institutes tackles pandemic with true ‘We Are’ spirit
Boeing Announces Second-Quarter Deliveries
Citrix and Microsoft partner to accelerate future of work
Prepare now for a winter COVID-19 peak, warns report
Boorai Centre to reopen next week
Council welcomes fast-tracking of two level crossing removals along Ballarat rail line
Public Health Alert – Two Additional Cases at Casula Gym Confirmed
Two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ballarat
Ararat on Move project works update
Positive impact of homebuilder a welcome boost but States still need to do their bit
Our Windsor Bridge Saved by Bell Campaign – Petition Signing 19 July – POSTPONED
Moreland Council announces over $200,000 in grants to support arts and community sector to flourish and thrive
COVID safe autumn baiting
Pop-up testing clinics to help keep Queensland safe
Funding support for temporary visa holders
Licensed premises fined over public health breach at Jindabyne, NSW
Residents in drought-affected Queensland communities to benefit from grants
Industry Update – NSW and act border restrictions remain
ANMF has an urgent pandemic aged care to-do list for Federal Government
Staley – Labor sells small business short as restrictions hit hard
New online Varuna Fellowships and Disability Arts Program in Katherine
NSW police conduct Public Health Order compliance checks across state in effort to stop spread of COVID-19
Joint Agencies: Keep doing right thing