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Lower debt, no new or increased taxes, and relief you can rely on
‘Kidfluencers’ are everywhere on social media. Should Australia consider the Netherlands’ proposed ban?
$43,000 penalty for second electrical offence Wesco Electrics (1966) Pty Ltd
Government another step closer to delivering tax reforms
Greens secure longer inquiry into NDIS; government support for failsafe amendments if the liberals help labor to pass cuts
New legislation for fuel excise relief for the month of July
Switching the burden of online safety from users to platforms
South Australian Government failing on their promise to women and children living in violence
From factory to front door: plan to deliver homes faster in NSW
Local Law And Footpath Trading Policy Review
Further built-to-rent incentive to encourage new housing supply
New hemp plan opens doors to opportunities for industry and the environment
Changes To Tax Reform Legislation
Government’s $653 million KPMG splurge could hire an army of public servants
Fallen firefighters honoured with memorial wall at new headquarters
Fall in youth crime highlights need to focus on the real crime, not vulnerable teenagers
Special Powers legislation introduced for Land Forces 2026
Approved Outside School Hours Care provider in Port Kennedy penalised for inadequate supervision and failure to keep required documentation
Homelessness At Historic Levels In New Zealand
Vodafone outage leaves millions disconnected, revealing need for reliability rules
Tax change delivers immediate win for thousands of farmers
Tax reform implementation for small business and startups
From prejudice to harm – current policies targeting trans people follow a clear pattern of escalation
Minns Labor Government to introduce new powers for police and Crime Commission targeting organised crime
Abortion is healthcare: WHISE reaffirms support for reproductive autonomy and opposes the criminalisation of abortion seekers
2026-27 Housing Taxation Package
Bill To Slash Tax Red Tape Tabled
New outdoor recreation body risks failing parks, nature and recreational users
Seaweed farming offers climate benefits, but regulatory gaps pose risks
UN Committee on Migrant Workers publishes findings on Ecuador, Gambia and Ghana
Work from Home legislation undermines economic confidence when it’s most sorely needed
Life Sentences For Evil Child Gang Recruiters
ASIC successful in High Court Block Earner appeal
ASIC and APRA announce FAR changes to reduce administrative burden
Work from home legislation is hamfisted and politically driven
Environmental Reporting Act legislation introduced
Farmers Must Not Be Overlooked In Tax Bill Inquiry
Ensuring Integrity Of Council Elections
World-first international convention to protect gig workers’ rights
Labor Locks In Your Right To Work From Home
Auditor-General’s report exposes failures in Labor’s water reform agenda
APRA and ASIC announce FAR changes to reduce administrative burden
Ending Gangland Wars
New Laws To Better Protect Emergency Services Workers
UN expert encourages continued dialogue on sovereign debt reform: United States of America
Oxfam Australia calls for urgent tax reform as Senate inquiry considers CGT and negative gearing changes
tax hikes will shrink investment, confidence and new project supply
Consultation open on new laws to stamp out hate and terror in our communities

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