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Work on new Kangaroo Flat Library progresses
Salvos bracing for influx of people needing support as unemployment rises during COVID-19 pandemic
Ministry of Health celebrates World Family Doctor Day
Types of misdiagnosis that can harm patients during COVID-19
Commission preparing to assess Aurora Energy’s proposed $400 million investment plan and associated price increases
Telling co-workers you’re unwell in times of COVID-19
Workplaces struggling to get COVID-Safe
Newly vulnerable Aussies turning to Salvos for help during COVID-19 pandemic – demand for emergency relief triples
Small business confidence crashes 53 points in 14 days as Coronavirus hits
Major boost in support for caregivers and children
COVID-19: UW study reports ‘staggering’ death rate in US among those infected who show symptoms
FAO needs $350 million to avert rising hunger as countries reel from COVID-19 pandemic’s impact
COVID-19 impact: Mary Jo Dudley on vulnerable farmworkers
As Pride goes virtual, Apple Watch Pride Edition helps community and advocacy continue worldwide
Turn Up for Territory this Territory Day
COVID, intellectual disability & rights
Two years on, Young Lives Matter says suicide prediction more important than ever
Agreement reached on Resources Community Infrastructure Fund
Residential listings for sale and rent at a six-year low in WA
ACTCOSS calls supported by COVID-19 Committee
ACTCOSS welcomes release of COVID-19 ACT Disability Strategy
HKUST Co-led Study Suggests Universal Face Mask Wearing is Urgent Against Second Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak
Qld COVID-19 – Mon May 18: Eased restrictions go well / Funds for regions
Reminder to clean cooling towers to manage exposure to bacteria causing legionnaires’ disease
South Australia coronovirus update as at 18 May 2020
Council recruiting blitz to get locals working and economy recovering
Funding boost for Beechworth Historic Precinct
Marathon effort for Police Legacies
Running a legacy
Rangers respond to influx of animal surrenders and adoptions
Patients Embrace Telehealth – COVID-19 Reforms Must Be Made Permanent
$8.6 million to improve patients hospital experience
Citizens conferred electronically amidst COVID-19
An April bounce but no light yet at end of tunnel
Breaking cycle of homelessness
Classical Sector Searches For Answers Under COVID-19
Volunteers rally in our time of need
PSA welcomes Federal Government mental health initiative
Message of thanks to Hobart’s volunteers
McGowan Government welcomes new JobKeeper flexibilities
$119 million funding boost for community legal services
JobKeeper continuation needed
World-Class COVID-19 testing bolstered
COVID-19 update – 18 May 2020
Sydney fast-tracks new walking and cycle routes
Warning about Legionnaires’ outbreak after COVID-19
NSW Government supporting international students through COVID-19
$2.7 billion Building Works package signals a return to work for Victorians