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Australia’s labour market remains highly segregated: UNSW report
Tasmania’s Agricultural Sector punching above its weight
Wages grow faster than inflation in September quarter
Strengthening Tasmania’s racing industry through new legislation
Improving redress for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse
Intelligence and Security Committee supports Nazi symbols ban
Audit Committee tables Annual Report 2022-23
Supporting Pacific families in Australia
Bodies corporate, unit owners and land buyers better supported under new reforms
Coalition call for government to restore tax relief for small businesses to boost productivity and cut red tape
Tough new sentencing Bill for child sex offenders is one step closer after Labor’s Bec-flip
Mining lobby’s lies about Closing Loopholes effect on the Pilbara should be dismissed
Growing Tasmania’s hemp industry
RACS Trauma Symposium explores concerning rise in e-scooter injuries
Cutting red tape from financial advice
Government’s ‘dirty favour for Santos’ bill passes with opposition support
The olive branch remains outstretched…but we are increasingly nervous
Decade low Adelaide rental affordability hurts low-income earners
Government confirms omnibus IR Bill is too toxic to stand alone
Statement from the Public Service Association regarding the ‘Officer A’ verdict
Robodebt Response: Concrete major changes needed to transform the way government treats people on low incomes
New religious vilification laws commence today
Police charge man after Nazi salute
Murray-Darling bill needs to go much further to deliver real water to rivers and justice for First Nations
Consultation opens to help shape the future of mental health laws
Government witholds vital information from Senate on Murray-Darling Basin Bill
Biosecurity is everyone’s responsibility
Panel appointed to review WA’s Voluntary Assisted Dying laws
CME welcomes sensible approach to IR reforms
Giving native fish at Menindee Lakes and Lower Darling-Baaka a better chance
The unsafe Safeguard Mechanism: how carbon credits could blow up Australia’s main climate policy
Greens to stand up for workers against Labor’s harsh WorkCover changes
Report for the Inquiry of Disability Services and Inclusion Bill tabled. 
Retailers support Crossbench bid to split controversial IR Bill
Digital statutory declarations to save Australians time and money
Holding large corporates to account on tax
Lawyers call for e-scooter safety and insurance reform
Labor abandons environmental agenda in favour for Sea Dumping Bill
New world-leading rules for Australia’s Defence vessels
Do or die for Donations Reform Bill 08 November 2023
WA’s strengthened Banned Drinkers Register passes Parliament
New initiatives to crack down on vaping in WA schools
Thousands of illegal vapes kept from Australian stores and schools
Hidden costs of global agrifood systems worth at least $10 trillion
Ensuring integrity in water management
Leadership change introduces IEU’s first female Secretary
Shoppers and businesses say yes to 9am Sunday opening hours
Commission welcomes A-status re-accreditation from international standards body

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