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Decommissioning assurance scheme essential for landholder and community confidence
ACT Greens: Government Can Build Wealth For Canberrans, Not Corporations
Stronger Safeguards For Foreign Arrangements
Changes to the Working with Children (WWC) legislation are coming!
Legislation To Strengthen Tax System Passes House
Cash Distribution Services Regulation Passes Parliament
Banks welcome passage of legislation to regulate Australia’s cash-in-transit sector
Victoria One Step Closer To Stamping Out Corruption
Support For Australian Journalism Passes Parliament
CA ANZ welcomes reform package to strengthen consumer protections and financial advice
Thriving Kids will start in October. But will the new support system be ready when families need it?
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 20 August
New law introduced to criminalise match-fixing and strengthen the integrity of Australian sport
NZ First Launches ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Dairy Policy
Stronger Firearms Laws Introduced To Parliament
Strengthening Integrity Of Australia’s Carbon Market
NDIS Amendment Bill 2026 Has Passed Parliament
‘Banned in one, banned in all’: Working with Children Check laws now in place nationally
APRA to strengthen superannuation investment governance
Liberals And Nationals Launch ‘Our First 100 Days’ Plan
Seafood sector welcomes proposal to remove legislative duplication on fisheries management
Police target millions in alleged criminal proceeds in major money laundering investigation
Passing NDIS Bill leaves people with disability at risk of serious harm, ACOSS warns
Next Tranche Of Tax Reforms Pass Parliament
Providing certainty for the marine sector
Banks Welcome Much-needed CSLR Reset
Post And Boast Laws Tabled In Parliament
Passage Of NDIS Bill Relies On Unpaid Carers Filling Gap
Changes to citizen’s arrest law do not change employment rights
Targeted consumer protection reforms strike the right balance
Protecting Consumers and the Promise of Superannuation in an Evolving Financial Ecosystem
Consultation Opens On Modular Housing Finance Guarantee
Network efficiency needed for more affordable power, Govt says
Taking Parliament To Regional NSW
Many youth athletes quietly struggle with eating disorders – Colorado mandates new training that could turn things around
Legislation To Secure Future Of NDIS Passed By Senate
Government clarifies climate change tort law
Gambling reforms As Weak As Water
Tougher Protections For War Memorials Pass Parliament
Left, Right and Everyone in Between: Foreman Says Labor’s Association Bill Must Be Stopped
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing
Reforms to the legislation governing the Australian National University
ABC FOUR CORNERS HIGHLIGHTS SYSTEMIC PROBLEMS WITH SUPPORT AT HOME AGED CARE PROGRAM
Revised Code of Practice risks institutionalising discrimination against transgender and gender-diverse persons, warn UN experts: UK
Inducements are at the centre of the government’s long-awaited gambling reform. What actually are they?
Labor’s environmental guide risks turning into the new farm police
View from The Hill: Hard-right Alex Antic in strong position to become SA Liberal president
Labor must address serious flaws before gun buyback begins

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