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Seniors big win in Loan Scheme changes
Liberal Government still not listening to prison staff
Lights on at Reid Oval
Security Information in Proceedings Legislation Bill passes first reading
Boost in support for ex-service organisations
Better supporting senior Australian to access their home equity
Stroke Foundation wish
MDB water rights for First Nations decrease
NSW new stay safe this summer break
$1.1 million Refresh of rainforest Wonga Walk complete
COTA Australia welcomes development of new research centre aimed at improving lives of older Australians
Chance for groups to get infrastructure funding – East Gippsland
2021 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards winners
Voucher Scheme Relaunched to Boost Business in Katherine
$34 million research centre to reinforce future of aged care
Decision on future Federation Council before Christmas
Next steps in making early learning sector more sustainable
Santa supports My Health Record
Morrison Government delivers additional funding to allow Coomera Connector to power ahead
Highett Village Common pop-up park: place to meet and unwind
Natural gas to underpin WA’s economy for decades to come
AAT Sydney Registry has re-opened
Construction starts at Tarrkarri – SA’s world-class Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre
Net Zero Emissions and Clean Economy Board announced
Further steps taken to crack down on firearms violence
10-year plan to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
Extra Certainty For Much-Loved Events With New Insurance
Temporary Accommodation Village for Westport
University of Melbourne and Hancock Prospecting team up to advance carbon conversion technology
$40 million infrastructure boost for Adelaide
Powering NZ’s future with biofuels
Public land deer hunting ballot now open
Spain-New Zealand collaborate for seabird conservation
Government considers seafood workforce inquiry recommendations
New Homes And Thousands Of Jobs In Building Partnership
Flexible Bus Service Connecting Melton South
Making Melbourne world’s best student city
Fund Jobs not Work for Dole
Victorian Students Confirmed As NAPLAN Highest Achievers
Sugar industry welcomes win in WTO case against Indian subsidies
WTO decision on sugar subsidies
New Zealand food and fibre exports forecast to hit record $50.8 billion
Novel Plantibodies Show Promise to Protect Citrus from Greening Disease
NT workers vote down Gunner’s pay freeze
Encouraging results from NAPLAN 2021 national report
Sleep Health Foundation welcomes federal government taking first step recognising importance of sleep
Museums among Australia’s most trusted organisations
Nonprofits show resilience and initiative during second year of pandemic