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Rally confirms Opposition promise to overturn decision to shut down native forestry – upper House inquiry to be launched
Upper House Inquiry to be launched into VIC forestry shutdown
More privatised water services coming back into public hands
NSW, Tasmania push ahead with historic farm protections
Wanneroo Road and Joondalup Drive Interchange taking shape
Next phase of consultation on Northern Regional Prison
Strike Force Raptor Unit proposed to tackle gangs
Historic Laws To Put Gender Equality At Front And Centre
Supporting Victoria’s Indian Communities
Tories failed to fulfil half of their 2017 manifesto pledges, research finds
Work starts on METRONET Yanchep rail extension unlocking thousands of local jobs
Meeting tonight for Mayor and Deputy Mayor selection
Federal party Director
Not a lot of fast tracking going on
Joint statement – Work starts on METRONET Yanchep Rail Extension unlocking thousands of local jobs
Arts community still blue for Manus and Nauru
$184 million boost to NT economy
Government overturning complete ban on prisoner voting a win for equality: Green Party
Prisoner voting rights to be restored ahead of 2020 General Election
Steering rapid growth: New Board members join Hort Innovation
Reforms pave way for WA’s first special entertainment precincts
Trucking industry in united front at ministerial tax meeting
New reefs taking shape in Oyster Harbour
Community Rapid Response saving thousands of hospital visits
Industrial manslaughter legislation must be fair
South-West regional parks milestone
Small-Scale And Craft Grants Help Agribusinesses Thrive
Councils welcome review following massive 2020 election cost hikes
Visionary planner wins Stan Perron Future Leader gong for 2019
Fifty ambitious community Budget priorities
New grants deliver on commitments to Australian dairy
New Mayor and Deputy Mayor Elected for 2020 term
Community Rivercare Program round 3 projects announced
Outlaw motorcycle gang laws are now in force
Statement from new Business Council President Tim Reed
Safety improvements for pedestrians in northern suburbs
Currambine Primary receives more than $1.5 million for upgrades and maintenance
More projects in fast lane with funding bring forward
Investing in men’s health and wellbeing
Labor-Green opposition joined at hip
Empowering Communities: Local Engagement and Decision-Making Committee Launched at Wugularr School
Steph’s teamwork pays off
Suburban reservoirs to be opened up for recreation
Sri Lanka elects new president, Tamils fear reprisals
Henry Pike pre-selection
Council review of delegations to CEO
Government must do better
Stage 2 Opening Brings Monbulk Students Into Future