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Cr Geoff Lovett – Maryborough District Advertiser
Co-design for Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act regulations begins
Reappointment of Mark Bielecki as Registered Organisations Commissioner
PJCIS backs laws to further strengthen intelligence community
Planning reforms create opportunities for farmers
Former Victorian director sentenced with making false statement
Council reminds election candidates to observe Local Laws
E-scooters to expand across Townsville city, suburbs
Consultation opens on proposals for new regulations for shooting clubs and ranges
Appointment of Second Parliamentary Counsel
New homes in Victoria shouldn’t be forced to connect to gas
Reforming Tasmania’s electricity safety provisions
Adelaide freight transport company in court
At age 101, Hazel McCallion renews role as University of Toronto Mississauga special adviser
Councillors to examine signage rules
New funding model to deliver certainty for rental bonds
ASIC permanently bans former authorised representative
CFA declares end to Fire Danger Period in Macedon Ranges Shire
New laws to improve workplace safety and support injured workers
Selling or Giving Away Cat or Dog
Federal Court decision confirms ABCC guidance on union flags, logos, mottos and indicia
Consultation Paper for new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act released
It is in interests of all parties that enterprise bargaining system is fixed
Drink and drug drivers caught in act, South Australia
New legislation to further strengthen Tasmania’s family violence laws
Further efforts to crack down on gangs welcomed
Learning company charged with child employment breaches
$10,000 penalty for inadequate oversight of building work – Wayne Anthony Jones of Western Australian Construction Pty Ltd
Applications for 2022 Youth Parliament now open
Press briefing notes on Russia 1 March
Extended retail trading hours for upcoming public holidays 1 March
Board fines former Mandurah builder $4,000 for negligent conduct and overdue work – Darrell John Honeybone
Rio Tinto Board Change 25 February
Free Learner Driver Supervisor Workshops
Tax office concedes only payday super will stop workers from being short-changed
Personal Mobility Device operationin Brisbane City and Fortitude Valley
Amendments to AAT Act
More than $990,000 in unpaid wages and entitlements recovered in 2021
Extended shop trading announced for Easter long weekend
Support for bicultural legal education
Minterellison acts in landmark cartel case
Committee to review second round of proposed Critical Infrastructure legislation
New cat laws to protect pets and native wildlife
AICD statement on proxy advice regulations
Government takes next step in tackling gun crime
Reminder of dangers of toppling furniture and large appliances
Flawed Religious Discrimination Bill must be fully redrafted
Police prepare for St Kilda Festival

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