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Empowering Kiwis to have a say in the energy transition
Fishing industry wants to help the Hauraki Gulf, but needs detail on trawl restrictions
Robust legislation needed to protect cultural heritage
Chief Minister and Attorney-General
Fixing model for returning land to Aboriginal people
Summary of Council’s 7 August 2023 Ordinary Meeting
Consultation, certainty and clarity the key in new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws
Laws overturned: Aboriginal cultural heritage legislation replaced
New campaign urges sports fans to blow the whistle on coercive control
Police use new legislation in response to Manawatu gang tensions
Dodgy Drivers on Notice
Interim Truth and Treaty Body advice received for Path to Treaty next steps
New ‘Long-term Insights briefing’ to examine role of technology in people’s health
Darwin parents arrive in Canberra to call on government to withdraw gas support
Council makes Submission into Rental and Housing Affordability Crisis
Strong Government agenda as Parliament returns
No place in NSW for religious vilification
Overwhelming voter support for rent caps and increased housing spend
Presumptive cancer coverage expanding for firefighters
Maugean Skate Recovery Team fails to agree to act to protect the skate
Türk announces closure of UN Human Rights office in Uganda
Strong progress made in first year of women’s safety and justice reforms
Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill (No.2 2022) consultation feedback
Transcript: APPEA CEO Samantha McCulloch’s opening statement to the Select Committee on Cost of Living
20% of young people who forwarded nudes say they had permission – but only 8% gave it. Why the gap?
Icare repair begins with new board appointments
New law banning religious vilification passes NSW Parliament
Pharmacy Guild welcomes legislation to enable Victorian community pharmacist prescribing pilot
Legislation gives more Australians access to uni
Government’s Sea Dumping Bill is a con job that facilitates fossil fuels 
Unfair super law costs young Queensland workers $10,000
BCA supports Indigenous recognition and advancement
Easing cost of living pressures for around two million Australians
Star fined $140,000
Rent scams rise to record levels
Secure linked data to improve wellbeing of Western Australians
APRA consults on amendments to private health insurance reporting standards
Government must pass housing supply bills
Opening the doors to retirement village change
Greens introduce bill to expand presumptive cancer scheme for Victorian firefighters
Biosecurity Bill consultation now open
Coercive Control Law One Step Closer
Labor’s shocker misinformation bill should be torn up
Housing supply pipeline shrinks in June
220 weapons seized in police wanding operations across Queensland
40,000 SMALL BUSINESSES HELPED BY OMBUDSMAN
Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Begins
VBA Mail 31 July

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