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More predictable political palaver from Labor
PREMIER’S BLOODY-MINDEDNESS ON PILL TESTING WILL COST YOUNG PEOPLE’S LIVES THIS SUMMER: GREENS
Senate IR Bill inquiry a welcome move to allow for proper scrutiny
Retailers applaud Senate move to delay controversial workplace relations Bill
Cr Anna De Villiers – Carisbrook Mercury 7 September
Recognising experienced financial advisers
SunCable’s Australia-Asia PowerLink Project on track to deliver clean energy for Middle Arm
Digital statutory declarations to save Australians time and money
Committee to review AFP counter-terrorism powers
Greens announce bill to impose curfew on late nights flights from Brisbane Airport
50,000 charges laid in crack down on gangs
Greens won’t rubber stamp Murray Darling Basin Bill: Sarah Hanson-Young
New legislation to promote more competition in financial markets
Water buybacks mean you pay more at checkout
Advocating to prevent sale of vapes
Councillors to vote for Mayor and Deputy Mayor at September Meeting
Banks raise bar in new Banking Code
Moorabbin Airport Master Plan approved
Cutting red tape for exporters
Labor desperate to avoid scrutiny over its draconian IR Bill
Albanese Government passes major Hayne Royal Commission recommendations
Legislation introduced to facilitate North West maternity services transition
ACCC calls for views on Australia Post’s proposed price increase
Fair and sustainable standards for truck drivers
Fit and Proper Person Requirements
Closing loopholes bill to deliver fairer trucking contracts
IR changes to add cost, complexity and delay
Parliament must oppose draconian IR Bill
Parliament should reject deeply flawed IR Bill
TWU welcomes tabling of lifesaving transport reform
Closing loopholes that undercut pay and conditions for Australian workers
Payroll tax should be fair and equitable for all 4 September
Albanese Labor Government to Close labour Hire Loophole
Expert alert: Voice to Parliament referendum
Law reform agenda strong as Government prepares for Parliament’s return
Small business exemptions in closing loopholes Bill
Albanese Labor Government to criminalise wage theft
Albanese Labor Government to criminalise industrial manslaughter
Pacific police leaders reaffirm commitment to combat transnational crime together
Review of Tattoo Parlours Act 2012
Enshrining super’s purpose into law is worthy objective
Criminal justice response not always most effective tool against terror
Innes Willox: Comment on proposed third tranche of workplace relations legislation
“This mine will outlive us”
400 mine jobs in limbo due to Qld Govt decision on Glenden
New appointments to Classification Board
Pay for super on PPL with proposed super tax
Govt enforcing fair conditions for supermarket suppliers

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