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HRCC Services Over Easter
Reid’s Law Passes House Of Assembly
Ban On Abhorrent Practice Comes Into Effect
Going for growth: cutting health & safety red tape
Labor’s Price Gouging Plans Must Include Big Fines
Victims to have a stronger voice in the criminal justice system
Changes To Tipping Off Offence In Effect From Today
Break-ins, stolen cars, robberies and woundings down in first few months of Adult Crime, Adult Time  
New Firearm Reforms To Take Effect
NSW Government passes legislation banning ‘claim farming’
New data shows Labor’s workplace relations reforms delivering higher wages
New Merger Process Guidance Released For Consultation
Legislation supports continued safe operation of clubs and ranges
Greens to introduce bill Repealing Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Greens to send Labor’s rushed environmental legislation to inquiry
TGA seizes thousands of illicit vapes, nicotine pouches and therapeutic goods in Western Sydney
Reforms Put Victims First In Mental Competency Verdicts
Improving access to affordable and quality financial advice
Still No Consequences For PwC Tax Scandal
ACCC Supermarket Report
Australians Won’t Be Bullied By Trump’s Tech Oligarchs
Laws To Get Young People To School Pass Parliament
Human rights legislation a path to fairness and justice
Have You Locked Your Doggie Door?
ASIC updates Markets Disciplinary Panel regulatory guidance
Domestic Animal Management Plan On Exhibition
ACCC consults on assessment guidelines for new merger regime
City of Casey Councillors agree to review local law and advocate on proposed waste transfer station
New Police Rapid Response Team To Tackle Youth Crime
Funding To Help Make Wollongong Places Of Worship Safer
Equality Only Non-Negotiable Under Labor
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 19 March
Automatic Mutual Recognition Expanded In NSW
Single permit making things simpler for festivals and events
Microsoft responds to TRC Capital’s “mini-tender” offer
Holiday Time Is Over
Payday Super Win For All Australians: COTA Australia
A Fresh Start for Queensland: Red tape reductions to be sealed in law 
Cancer Council welcomes Federal Governments commitment to strengthening tobacco law enforcement
Clarifying tax arrangements for managed investment trusts
‘HUGE WIN FOR RENTERS’ AS PARLIAMENT SET TO PASS REFORMS TO END NO GROUNDS EVICTIONS AND RENTAL BIDDING
NetApp Prices $1.25 Billion of Senior Notes
Horsham’s Bumper Weekend: Fishing Competition And More
New Laws Passed To Make Renting Fairer In Victoria
La Trobe Enters FWO Enforceable Undertaking
GREENS OUTLINE FURTHER REFORMS NEEDED TO PREVENT BARRIERS FROM ACCESSING VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING
GREENS RENEW PUSH FOR LABOR TO FINALLY RELEASE ‘BURIED’ WILDLIFE REPORT
Calling out drag queens reading to children is not “hate speech”, says Family First

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