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Danger of advanced artificial intelligence controlling its own feedback
You can have your say on future of NSW
Councillors to consider glass recycling service proposal
UN torture prevention body suspends visit to Australia citing lack of co-operation
Tough new laws introduced to crack down on child sex offenders
Aboriginal Languages Trust five year strategic plan launched
Tougher penalties for serious data breaches
Greens call for sanctions on Iranian regime
Family is Culture Bill Passes Upper House
ACT Government commits to delivering accessible human rights complaints mechanism
Resources chiefs focus on North
Activists build email generator to help millions speak out against controversial bill
Outer suburbs hold key to unlocking Australia’s productivity challenge
One to watch: Victorian state election
Opening Statement to Parliamentary Inquiry into NACC Bill
Careful consideration of NACC legislation needed
State’s toughest ever organised crime laws pass parliament
New human rights complaint pathway for ACT
Fifty years of ACC – Government acts to modernise ACC for workers and women
Residents encouraged to check for right building approvals
Voters back mandatory racehorse welfare standards this election
WHS trends survey: Inconsistent WHS laws are making it difficult for Australian business
Groundhog Day for pay transparency
Better protections for emergency workers become law
Better protection for Emergency Workers become law
Finance firm faces maximum penalty of more than $3m over alleged non-payment
Time to secure economic future
Landmark coercive control passes lower house
New laws to improve Government accountability and transparency
Overwhelming support for visitor levy
Changes to Queensland tenancy laws
Liberals’ “fast-track” Huntingfield housing process stalls
Why claims that New Zealand’s smokefree policy could fuel an illicit tobacco trade don’t stack up
Aussie Bird Count 2022
Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill
Despite notable achievements, concerning issues impede Italy’s further progress in fighting foreign bribery
Ending violence against women and children
Landmark childcare reforms become law
NACC Exceptional Circumstances Restriction Should be Lifted: Retired Judges
Extraordinary Covid powers to be wound down
Victoria’s integrity agencies call for greater budgetary independence
Government seeks your feedback on veterans’ legislative reform
Dishonest tax agents banned to ensure superannuation integrity
NACC Committee commences public hearings
Recognising Tasmanian Carers During National Carers Week
National vision to end violence against women and children
Industrial Relations Update
Study aims to change narrative around menopause in workplace