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“Implausible” – Victorian Opposition budget claims don’t add up: new analysis
Camden Council objects to proposed Menangle Road housing development
Council secures $2.17 million for active transport and road safety upgrades
$33bn bombshell: Victorian energy bills to skyrocket under Coalition and One Nation energy plans
EOI Open For Bushfire And Community Expo Stallholders
Berwick’s newest mural began as a Year 10 assignment. The model behind it is now open to every council
Doors Slammed On Illicit Tobacco
Biggest Darwin International Film Festival ever set to underscore a blockbuster season for Territory screen
Public Transport Ticket To NFL History
UN experts demand justice for killing of Agro-Environmental Judge Victor Claure Hinojoza: Bolivia
Canadians distrust government-funded local news, but it might the industry’s best bad option
Cylake Closes $245 Million Funding Round Ahead of Beta Release for Next-Generation Cybersecurity Product
Victoria must stay the course on transition or Victorians will be slugged with $33bn bill
AWS – Decreasing Threat – Storm
Councillor Mary Lyons-Buckett elected Mayor of Hawkesbury City
Construction begins on the National Memorial for Victims and Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse
Accountability, inclusion, and non-recurrence central to successful transition, UN Syria Commisssion says: Syria
Warning signals: Venezuela and the risk of Chinese AI-enabled digital authoritarianism
Small allied health businesses must not be left behind in Thriving Kids transition
BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: ADVICE – LOCATION: Victoria Highway, TIMBER CREEK
Supporting Greater Glider And Ghost Bat Recovery
New Partnership To Deliver More Catholic Kinders 8 September
Results stabilise but more work to do
Top bureaucrats don’t want to be criticised on social media, but their fix may be unconstitutional
New Era For Victoria’s Multicultural Communities
AIP Visa Growth Category expands to support Build to Rent
PISA results show why the reforms we are rolling out are so important
Emergency Services Levy reform plans could push costs onto households, renters and businesses, Property Council warns 
Premier Coal Workers Overwhelmingly Back Industrial Action
Labor refuses to follow UK in moving to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements
Structure Fire – Tennant Creek – Kittle St
headspace welcomes draft Digital Duty of Care reforms to help create safer online spaces for young p
Penrith businesses encouraged to go FOGO ahead of new food waste rules
‘I Didn’t Look Like Someone Who Needed Help’
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – Parliament House, Canberra
City of Casey welcomes major investment in road upgrades for growing communities
Young Voices Lead Way
$344 million investment backs ambitious research across Australia
Statement On Digital Duty Of Care Draft Law
Upcoming essential works – Clifton Road, Rushes Creek Bridge
Music Australia launches new national initiative to expand songwriting and recording opportunities for students
Freight Bodies Back Action On Sham Contracting
Government’s Digital Duty of Care a welcome step, but children must help shape what comes next, Foundation says
Applications now open for Chief Minister’s Study Tour 2027
$34 billion wiped from housing values shows government has role in boosting supply confidence 
Procurement review to support jobs, industries that are Made in WA
Voucher program to strengthen Aboriginal food businesses
More EV Chargers Set For Our Suburbs

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