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Police charge youth with armed robbery in Hobart
6400+ poems, planting 6400+ trees in City of Wollongong
Tough new child sex offender Bill introduced to Parliament
QCS seeks First Nations people for a career in Community Corrections (with audio grab)
Suspect Target Management Plan used on young people was agency maladministration – Greens call for redress
Taskforce Guardian deploys to Cairns
First Nations women gather in show of strength and self-determination
Stolen vehicle incident at Beaudesert
Fourth youth charged over Launceston wounding
Homicide investigation launched: Waitaanga
Statement on the naming of Bruce Lehrmann as the man charged with Toowoomba rape
Jury reform seeks to minimise need for retrials
Grandparents Storytime Success
Homicide investigation launched following death of child, Lower Hutt
Voice referendum result: statement from ALA
Reforms mean tighter controls over casinos
Parliament to consider greater protections for victim survivors of domestic and family violence
Locals Recognised at 2023 Hume Community Awards
Take look inside – Will’s story
Operation Uniform Carlow: Murder of Benn Schinkel, Capricornia Correctional Centre
Dangerous operation of vehicle charges at Eagleby, QLD
Commissioners “distressed” by death of boy after being detained in Perth prison
Deadline extended for Council EOI
Police lay charges – Stolen vehicles in Darwin 19 October
Delivering for Tasmanians through Parliament
As a Community, Country & Government we need to do better
Greens launch plan to stop supermarket price gouging
Arrests made after series of crimes on Eastern Shore
Taskforce Guardian arrives in Rockhampton, targeting serious repeat juvenile offenders
Enhancing Education Delivery in Territory
Prosecution should be paused while medicinal cannabis driving trial is underway
Secondary engine immobiliser trial strengthens vehicle security
Try a Trade giving young people in custody a chance for transition
Rockliff Liberal Government announces two reviews following COI recommendations
Public Trustee continuing to deliver important services for Tasmanians
Pre-court diversion a fair start but questions remain
Statement from Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk 15 October
Statement On Voice
Greens: Referendum Result Shows Need for Truth-Telling
CFMEU weighs High Court challenge after Federal Court ruling
21st anniversary of Bali Bombings
Independent review of the National Cooperative Scheme on Unexplained Wealth
Kiwibank to pay $812,500 penalty for making false and misleading representations to customers
Returning Water To Gippsland’s Traditional Owners
Vero to pay $3.9 million penalty for making false and misleading representations to customers about multi-policy discounts
MEAA welcomes return to Australia of journalist Cheng Lei
Oxfam response to Australia climate finance announcement
Proposed NSW drug diversion program is a small step in the right direction but it is not enough