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Gawler line goes all-electric for cleaner, quieter ride
Working Together to Deliver Better Staffing in Aged Care Facilities
Update on flood repair projects
Launceston-based carpet company awarded Spirit of Tasmania contract
Trade and Investment Growth Committee to inquire into Australia’s approach to trade negotiations
Specialist stroke services expanded in Territory
AG report shows urgency of addressing teacher shortages in the Bush
Inquiry to strengthen our Trade Agreements
Visit to United States 10 August
King hit for nuclear waste dump at Kimba
Real power relief delivered
BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: WATCH AND ACT – LOCATION: Stuart Highway, COOMALIE CREEK
Legislation to improve administration of Perth Parking Levy introduced to WA Parliament
CPSU welcomes progress on ‘Set Standard’ Recommendations
BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: ADVICE – LOCATION: Stuart Highway, COOMALIE CREEK
24/7 Nursing figures reinforce government’s positive vision for aged care
Where is integrity, Premier? 10 August 2023
Consultation begins on disaster response support
Gold Coast co-responder team helping to break cycle of youth crime
Liberals’ energy mess kills off Hydrogen Action Plan 10 August 2023
Early Learning for Three Year Old trial sites revealed
Dodgy dealings with Cyclone relief funds predictable
Cost of slashing public service
Council invites community donations of good quality second hand children’s books
$140 million to help Queenslanders stay safe, independent
Labor puts dozens of community projects at risk in Richmond and Clarence Valleys
Information Commissioner finds VicForests conducted unlawful surveillance
Bright future for night-time sports activity at Kettle Park
Ministerial statement – Commission of Inquiry
APA (NSW) + Press Conference Announcement
$44 million for tenant advice service
Link to bygone era from comfort of home
Building training system that puts learner at centre
MEASURES IN PLACE TO STOP TUMUT ODOUR ISSUE
Ending homelessness together
New social housing units under construction in Zillmere
Growing green track for light rail stage 2A
Oxfam responds to Australia’s new International Development Policy 
Group voting tickets must be scrapped before 2026, not after
Protecting Bellarine Peninsula’s Iconic Landscape
New Collaborative Centre For Mental Health Step Closer
250,000 passengers vote with their feet on Derwent Ferry
Greens to back 60 day dispensing, will not support Liberals move to block
Even More Paramedics Hitting Road
Statement on the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility
Strong Australian Public Service benefits us all
National Science Week celebrations commence
Flood modelling project