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Green voice crucial for climate action
David Parker undermines Chris Hipkins ….again
Chris Hipkins driving with handbrake
$51 billion of Labour’s policies remain unfunded
Universities welcome national skills passport
People need government that will build many more homes
Labour’s flagship GST policy unravels
Every party needs to step up on school lunches
Yarra responds to Good Decisions, Made Faster
Ferguson failing to fund, fix and save Metro 21 September 2023
Labour insults Kiwis by claiming economic “victory”
Ginny Andersen snubs victims of dairy robberies
Extent of Mongrel Mob campaign to support Labour revealed
Australia’s economic management receives strong endorsement
Govt changes fall short of what’s needed for migrant protection
Hipkins happy cosying up to gangs rather than cracking down on them
More support for victims of migrant exploitation
Clean Power Payment the smartest way forward to reduce emissions and bills
Moira Shire welcomes affordable housing investment
Labour’s prison U-turn comes six years too late
Fresh start for NSW
National will cut red tape to grow economy
Nothing new from out of touch, out of ideas Labour
Opening dates for outdoor pools – 2023/24 season: Bega Valley
Greens would push Labour much further on solar power
Green Party confirms plan for five weeks annual leave
ILO/IAPB Eye health and the world of work
Western Australia’s employment hits new record
Tasmania maintains record low long-term unemployment
More than half million jobs created under Labor
NZ Election: ACEM responds to Labour’s pledge to boost doctor training
Victorian Unemployment Rate Lowest In Country
Improving labour hire data for better investment decisions
Unemployment rate at 3.7 per cent in August: Australia
Multiple start dates recipe for confusion for business
Contract Cleaner Award – Coverage clause updated
Demand for university-educated workers grows
Airservices Australia reveals second Australian Aviation Network Overview
Labour’s economic mismanagement laid bare
Skills assessment reform for migrants and local businesses
National to deliver better social housing
HSF advised Lumibird on the completion of its acquisition of Convergent Photonics from Prima Industrie
Bills lower, climate happier under Green Party plan
Extraordinary history of Nowland’s Lochinvar Coach House and Setting recognised with listing on the NSW State Heritage Register
Senate IR Bill inquiry a welcome move to allow for proper scrutiny
Labour has no credibility on law and order
Non-GMO food market red tape slashed
National Accounts Ai Group comment 6 September

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