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Boag’s belongs in Tasmania  By Janie Finlay MP Deputy Leader and Member for Bass, Jess Greene MP Member for Bass 23 June 2026
Enterprise bargaining delivering stronger wage growth for workers
Three Million Victorians Get 20% Off Rego
New carbon value creates funded pathway to end native forest logging
Young Australians Wearing Cost Of Labor’s Economy
Changes to CGT and negative gearing pass, hitting investment, jobs and housing supply 
Capital Gains Tax changes will stifle investment and snuff out Australian enterprise
Practical Cost Of Living Relief For NSW Families
Shared E‑bike Program Launched Across Ryde
Tasmania ranks best for business confidence and conditions
Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.4% In May: Australia
Coffee With Boss Matches Job Seekers And Employers
ABS encourages locals to apply for Census jobs
Locals to win big with $250 voucher giveaway throughout July
“Deceitful and dodgy”, Victorian Greens slam Labor for continuing to subsidise native logging despite native forest logging ban
No New Or Increased Taxes In Budget For Queenslanders
Earthworks begin at the anchor tenant site for the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Hub
Natimuk Scales Up Rope Rescue Skills
Ballarat builder convicted and fined more than $61,000 after fleecing vulnerable homeowners
Queensland Government breathes new life into Double Island with new lease signed to renew tourism icon
Tasmanians are paying for both sides of the Liberals’ secret legal fees scandal 17 June 2026
Governments must stand by Liberty Bell Bay workers 12 June 2026
Miscellaneous and small prospecting licences exempt from rates
Work from Home legislation undermines economic confidence when it’s most sorely needed
Cairns Marine Precinct Common User Facility progressing with expressions of interest
Greens welcome early educator pay extension but say Labor keeping parents in the dark about key detail
Albanese Government locks in pay rise for early educators while limiting fees for families
Restoring Derwent River
Premier Accepts Resignation Of Minister Howlett
SEQ Review Sharpens Focus On Housing Supply
Cutting Costs And Time For Freight Operators
Retirement Of Senator Duniam And Senator Askew
Expanded Emergency Department In Casey On Way
First sod turned at new National Water Grid recycled water site
Backing Firefighters Who Protect Bendigo
BPC warning on notorious fake builder Ha Thi “Miki” Nguyen following record $170,000 fine
Backing Young Farmers
NSW Business Confidence Falls To Record Lows
Two Million Victorians Get 20 Per Cent Off Rego
Same Old Labour
Glen Waverley Library, looking back at the legacy George helped build
Tax changes undermine housing supply agenda, Property Council submission warns
Delivering Destination 2045: Expressions of Interest open for next 45 by 45 ecotourism experiences
$62 million invested in latest round of the Aboriginal Ranger Program
Liberals put political interest ahead of police, community safety 04 June 2026
Regional Queensland power prices to fall, proof Energy Roadmap delivering
Local businesses invited to grow Penrith’s visitor economy
Seasonal closure to support orange roughy