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Franchisors warned to remove unfair contract terms or risk legal action
AFP conducts more than 870,000 National Police Checks
Bill to repeal ‘Ute Tax’ passed
Spotlighting Meghalaya’s Climate Action
Peak Aged Care Advocacy Bodies COTA and OPAN welcomes historic Aged Care Act consultation
Strong progress made on domestic, family and sexual violence and criminal justice reforms
Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
Government ‘off to horrific start’ says unions
Economic repair job underway
Ensuring perpetrators are held to account
Anti-protest laws begin to unravel as Knitting Nannas take win for the right to protest
Government to repeal Three Waters legislation
Milestone reached on repeal of Fair Pay Agreements legislation
Parliamentarians Empowering Global Health: IPU-WHO collaboration
Engineered stone banned and national labour hire scheme endorsed
Supreme Court finds NSW anti-protest laws partially unconstitutional
Strengthening South Australia’s sexual assault and consent laws
Minns is so close to realising regional importance – Steph Cooke MP
PC report confirms industry position that biosecurity levy is bad policy
Public consultation begins on Conversion Practices Bill
Government renews RBNZ focus on inflation
Food and garden organics (FOGO) collection service is coming to Yarra in 2024
Cruel move to put tobacco profit over people’s health
Firearms Community Safety Amendments Bill passes both Houses
Health and safety risks need to be a top priority for all operators
Statement from Attorney-General 12 December
Climate Change Commission’s advice welcomed
WorkCover changes should be withdrawn so Labor can go back to drawing board
Building Customs drug detection across Pacific
ASIC prohibits credit broker from engaging in credit activities and suspends credit licence of Robin Raju & Associates for two years
Waverley Mayor tells electric share bike operators: “Take more responsibility and listen to the community”
Redress Scheme expanded to more child migrant survivors
AFL-CIO and Microsoft announce new tech-labor partnership on AI and the future of the workforce
Group eNews now available online 12 December
Mildura Paramedic Honoured For 40 Years Service
First step to flexible labour market
Department of Justice Director General announces resignation
Digital ID will go mainstream across Australia in 2024. Here’s how it can work for everyone
Higher foreign investment fees for housing
Not Now, Not Ever
PJCIS to review further intelligence reforms
North West maternity services successfully transition to the public system
Housing Australia Investment Mandate set to unlock more homes
Weed of Week: Weeds and Biosecurity Act
Consumers and small businesses to benefit from proposed new regulation of digital platforms
Three new coroners to bring decades of legal expertise to Brisbane and Cairns
Statement on Conduct of Monetary Policy 8 December
Government delivering on ACCC designated complaints function

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