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Police appeal for information into historical Melbourne CBD sexual assault
Statement from Australian Banking Association (ABA) regarding the agreement reached on the safeguard mechanism reforms: 
Safeguard deal is well balanced, for now
Further legislation introduced to support cyclone recovery
Driveway firm and director face 30 building charges
Safeguard Mechanism one step closer to Parliamentary passage
Safeguard Deal Caps & Cuts Pollution Despite No Ban: Hard Choices for Govt. on Gas & Coal
Safeguard Mechanism win: big polluters on notice as Australia’s era of climate gridlock ends
Greens secure hit on coal and gas in Safeguard deal
Upholding integrity of Tasmania’s racing industry
Review of secrecy provisions – consultation paper released
Ensuring fair long service leave entitlements for coal workers
Safeguard Mechanism It’s time for workable agreement
Victorian Greens condemn Anti-Trans and Nazi rally
UN Human Rights Committee publishes findings on Egypt, Panama, Peru, Sri Lanka, Turkmenistan and Zambia
Major milestone for reform of Local Government Act
New plan is road map for pets and people
Multicultural communities show their support for SA’s Voice to Parliament
Coastal Management Program: Bayside
Graduation day for 22 Police Security Officers
Audits to verify industry compliance with waste export regulation
Albanese Government to deliver $67.5 million boost to homelessness funding
Change to disability laws to improve inclusion and equality
Law Council unwaveringly supports Constitutional recognition of First Nations peoples
Promoting more competition in financial markets
Dive expedition to WWII wreck subject of new documentary
Mayor Statham says no to bank closures in regional Australia
Changes to telecommunications legislation will help save lives
Parliament votes to revive Australian arts and culture
Next step towards Voice Referendum: Constitutional Alteration Bill
Offensive advertising to be taken off road
First steps towards Voice Referendum
UN Experts warn of persisting attacks on civil society, media and trade union leaders: Venezuela
Türk urges President not to sign shocking anti-homosexuality bill: Uganda
Belarus report finds systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations
Disability plan increases accessibility
New Bill Increases Aged Care Transparency
Review Into Australia’s Human Rights Framework
Infrastructure Australia Ai Group supports changes to structure and operations of IA
Importance of working together so more Australians have a safe place to call home
Advancing Northern Australia infrastructure development
Infrastructure Australia legislation in Parliament
Immediate Review of Bail Laws
UN experts: Systemic racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia have undermined human rights gains
Burundi – crackdown on civil society
Statement by Paulo Pinheiro Chair of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic – 52nd Session of the…
Petroleum Royalty Bill passes parliament
Responding to ethical issues in genetics research

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