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Importance of play in closing the gap for First Nations families and children
3,000 extra staff to help Services Australia
More than 3,400 graduate nurses and midwives to start work in NSW
Sixteenth anniversary of the National Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples and Closing the Gap Annual Report and Implementation Plan
Homes for Queenslanders: New team to help homeless in Toowoomba
NSW Planning wants AI product solutions to make faster development applications
Sydney Opera House the home of affordable weddings this Valentine’s Day
Australia’s R&D system is broken and needs more than band-aids
Delivering new community infrastructure across our suburbs
Benalla Rural City Council sets vision into motion
Australia’s R&D system needs more than band-aids
$14.4 million boost to provide relief for more Australians in need
More disaster support for Queensland farmers hit by ex-TC Kirrily
Council takes proactive measures to address flood risk in Port Albert
Dubai welcomes a record 17.15 million international tourists in 2023
NZ police seek witnesses to crash
Venezuela Fact-finding Mission expresses profound concern over detention of human rights activist, calls for end to government repression
Syrian returnees subjected to “gross human rights violations and abuses”, UN report details
Concern around suspended election: Senegal
Government announces agriculture delegations to better support Primary sector
Federal Court grants injunction to stop another unauthorised banking business
Trust in NHS advice key to Covid vaccine uptake
NSW latest country kids set to benefit from funding boost to Royal Far West
Together at last: New neighbourhood battery and EV charging for Clifton Hill
Thousands of health graduates heading to the frontline in 2024
Democracy Sausage: Do unto others
Monitors Appointed To Brimbank City Council
Canomodine Creek Bridge Replacement
Darwin international esports match livestreamed to the world
Labor’s waste and mismanagement on full display at Latrobe Hospital
Labor’s appointment of Jeroen Weimar referred to Victorian Ombudsman
Labor can’t manage money and Victorian businesses pay the price
AHRC welcomes announcement of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Commissioner
Supporting Local Councils To Prevent Family Violence 13 February
Backing More Emerging Comic Talent In Victoria
Storm recovery support for Yarrabilba and Holmview
Migrant and refugee children need early education supports too
New Appointments To Drive Coal Mine Rehabilitation
Loving it for Queensland this Valentine’s Day
Solving the nation’s teacher shortage one state at a time
Demands for Greater transparency and investigations into asbestos crisis
Solving teacher shortage one state at time
New laws to protect communities from environmental impacts
New Auditor-General of Tasmania appointed
Nominations open for 2024 NAIDOC Awards
Delivering economic empowerment with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
New legislation boosts support for victims of crime
‘Swipe left’ on suspiciously perfect lovers to avoid heartbreak Valentine’s Day