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Council reminds residents to ensure their pool or spa safety barrier is compliant
Landmark Excessive Self-defence Reforms Passed
Court action regarding 2024 Northern Minerals Disposal Orders
From the Commissioner: Extended Warranties – worth it or worthless?
Cash Converters and Mobile Travel Agents pay penalties for allegedly breaching Franchising Code of Conduct
Greens, Independents And Minor Parties Closest Threat To Leaders
Stronger High Risk Offender Laws Kick In Today
Submission On Regulatory Standards Bill
New videos to help small business prepare for the right to disconnect
TAX REFORM KEY TO PRODUCTIVITY: PEAK ACCOUNTING BODY RESPONDS TO TREASURER’S PRESS CLUB ADDRESS
New Building Reforms To Protect Consumers And Industry
Labor’s strategy on ‘post and boast’: deny, delay, dragged
Elder Abuse On Rise
Expert Panel To Review Owners Corporation Laws
High Court Associate Judge appointed
Council Calls For Immediate Action On Tiny Home Reforms
Warrnambool Council seeking to cut workers path to historic pay deal
Cooperative Initiatives Grants Program applications now open
Stronger anti-stalking and harassment laws come into effect
Crackdown on illegal activity in national parks and State forests
Labor Confirms Budget Cuts To Victim Support
Victoria Police on track to seize record number of knives in 2025
Landmark reforms strengthen support for children and young people
Support for a nationally consistent approach to assistance animals
Community members advocating to amend beach alcohol laws
Tobacco and nicotine industry exploits young people as new data reveals 1 in 5 young adults regularly use nicotine products
Council Backs Safer Use Of E-Bikes And E-Scooters
Reid’s Law Passes Tasmanian Parliament
Woodside oil spill proves the company cannot be trusted and exposes need for stronger regulation of the offshore fossil fuel industry
Whistleblower guilty plea means Australia criminalises courage
Regulatory Standards Bill passes first reading
Community Safety Consultation Opens
Labor’s Cuts To Courts Puts Community At Risk
Darwin Waterfront Corporation
Illegal tobacco and vape traders and their landlords face jail under proposed laws
ASIC sues online consumer goods supplier Snaffle alleging inflated prices and overcharging on credit contracts
Nationals Forge Their Own Path For Regional Australia
Changes To NDIS Funding Periods
Bill for transparent principled lawmaking to be read in the House
New Glenorchy Taskforce Launched
Law Council provides profession with guidance on stamping out sexual harassment
RSPCA Warns Of Victoria’s Horse Crisis
CLP invests $15 million over five years to support victims of crime
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 7 May
Regulatory Standards Bill promotes transparent principled lawmaking
Cricket Victoria 2025 Umpire Development Program
Sarah Proudfoot Appointed ACCC Chief Executive Officer
Review Of Decision-making Criteria In Bail Act

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