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Road deaths fall by 21% globally but stronger action is needed to save lives
Industrial development is fragmenting Canada’s boreal forest. Governments should think carefully about future approvals
Boating Infrastructure Survey Extended
New Mobile Library Van brings the joy of reading to the community
Electric vehicles are built different. Australia needs better data to get the most out of the shift
Uniting communities with $3.75 million major infrastructure investment
Department’s Fifteenth Avenue Plans Flawed
Better planning for growth and environment
Anti-renewables misinformation about power lines undermines firefighting protocols
A cheap 25-year-old piece of hardware broke Telstra. It’s a wake-up call for other businesses
Springleaf Recreation Reserve opens, creating a new home for sport and community
Six new raised pedestrian crossings for Oakey and Toowoomba
Birkbeck Roundabout Reaches Completion
More Commuter Parking For Northwest Metro Passengers
Minns Labor Government commits additional $250 million for Bandon Road
Plans unveiled for five hundred resilient new homes in East Lismore
Claremont Park And Ride Now Open
Early works commence on the $400 million Canterbury Hospital Redevelopment
Council calls for direct engagement to reach Gunnedah Hospital helipad resolution
Construction underway on High Wycombe community sporting hub
Launceston football club kicking goals with new upgrades
Cattle To Country: Lessons From Livestock And Land
UQ researchers fast-tracking therapies for cancer, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, vaccines
School leavers can get a head start on construction careers before graduation
NSW new early works commence on the $400 million Canterbury Hospital Redevelopment
Dreamworld Masterplan approval delivers tourism and housing certainty
What One Night On Cardboard Can And Cant Do
Building dams to protect Lismore from flooding would cost billions. Could nature do it better?
COUNCIL BRIEFS: Outcomes from Monthly Meeting held 16 July
Nation-leading aged care loans attract strong interest from providers
ASIC secures record $830 million in civil penalties orders and $644 million back to Australians in 2025-26
Building Blueprint To Manipulate Our Immune System
Domestic Cement Production Secured
Delivering better services for Territory families with $10m maternity upgrade
Mining tax and royalty payments down for 2023-24, but still above historical averages
$10,000 Grants Support Communities Facing Cost-of-Living Pressures
NZ parties want to make rooftop solar more affordable. We found cost isn’t everything
Burnout isn’t new – 18th-century farm records show workers describing the same exhaustion
Nearly $40 million in funding for High Wycombe Community Hub
Big Boost To SEQ Dams To Strengthen Water Security
FIT members commit to smoother trade
Sunwin Bus Showcases Green Mobility Solutions at Australasia Bus & Coach Expo 2026, Deepening Commitment to Australia’s Zero-Emission Bus Market
New Silverdome floor takes centre stage at netball grand final
Games On! For Hervey Bay Hockey
Notice of Works: The Union Theatre to Temporarily Close for Essential Comfort Upgrades
St Marys Set For New Recreation Space At Bennett Park
Delivering modern facilities to give Brighton students the very best start
Berry Heritage Planning Provisions Approved

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