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Community to be consulted about tackling coercive control
BusinessNZ says no
Older Australians advocates urge Senate to pass Aged Care Reform Bill
Greens to move for Senate inquiry into biodiversity offsets market and call on Labor to stand up to Barnaby Joyce
Giving Tasmanian workers protection they deserve
Bar Association of Queensland’s Annual Conference
2022-23 Budget backs aspiring homeowners
Progressing World’s Largest Renewable Energy System
Eating plastic makes for smaller mussels
Morrison Government to turn its back on caravanning industry threatening jobs and Australian’s safety should Amendment Bill pass
“Man shall not live by bread alone”
Retired judge to lead historic review of Justices Act 1886
Important Changes to High Risk Work Licensing – New Work Health and Safety rules to begin
Making it easier to work in Western Australia
World-first sees Queensland Police, community and technology team up to target hooning
Campaign To Ensure Safe Workplaces For Young Workers
PJCIS backs second tranche of cyber laws to ensure united response to cyber-attacks
PJCIS backs laws to further strengthen intelligence community
Immunity for aged care providers will strip elders of legal rights: Lawyers urge Senate to stop Bill
First successful Enhancing Remnant Vegetation Pilot projects announced
Water For Traditional Owners In South West Victoria
Carbon Offset Regulators Dominated by Oil and Gas Industry: FOI Documents
Tougher penalties for illegal protests across Greater Sydney
Restrictions on Illegal Protests Increased Across Greater Sydney
Enabling legislation for major METRONET projects passes Legislative Assembly
Legislation now passed to improve Education Regulation in Tasmania
ERAC response to TAI Report: Come Clean – Carbon Capture and Storage CCS
Workers deserve better than having protesters invade workplaces
Insolvency reforms to give company directors greater certainty
WA to join NSW and Victoria in Legal Profession Uniform Law scheme
Wittenoom to be closed permanently with passing of bill through State Parliament
Laws must change to protect pet owners during South Australia’s rental crisis
Historic site restoration boosted through Jobs for Nature
Protecting Australia from terrorism in rapidly changing world
Broad and Butler’s ignorance on fuel pricing
Ombudsman welcomes cash flow boost, red tape reduction
Stronger safety laws promote sharing road
Clay amendments improve safety for Vulnerable Road Users
Overhaul of statutory legacy scheme brings fairness to WA families
Cash flow support and red tape reduction to help small business
OECD is gravely concerned about Greece’s detection and enforcement of foreign bribery offence
Toughest On-The-Spot Fines To Protect Our Farmers
Access to services ensures everyone is included
New labour hire obligations for employers
New laws to balance legitimate gun ownership with community safety
Important reforms to searches of children and young people in custody
Reforming Tasmania’s electricity safety provisions
McGowan Government to reform WA tow truck industry

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