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Consultation Paper for new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act released
Legislation now passed to allow judge alone criminal trials in Tasmania
New public media entity to showcase New Zealand voices and stories
Bill to support Offshore Marine Aquaculture Research passes
Climate Group welcomes Hon Mike Rann as Chair of UK Board
New Zealand passes historic Russia Sanctions Act
Phasing out of single-use waste in NSW
ACT Greens celebrate fossil fuels divestment milestone
WA legislation will encourage decarbonisation and cleaner energy
Butler blunders once again 9 March
New approach to rezoning
Victoria can end homelessness by 2030
Statement on Australian Research Council Amendment Bill 2018
Government to consider three waters recommendations following Working Group report
Govt taking action to prevent drug-related road injuries
Payroll Tax Rebate Scheme extended to 30 June 2024
Firefighters refer cancer law changes to IBAC
New legislation to further strengthen Tasmania’s family violence laws
Greens policy platform delivers on Safety. Respect. Equity. campaign demands
Legislation to support safe operation of courts during Covid
NZ allows for significant expansion of sanctions on Russia
International Women’s Day shines spotlight on super gap
UFU warns Andrews government against weakening firefighters’ safety net
City of Ballarat advocates strongly for priority projects in election year
New fuel tank arrives at Port of Apollo Bay
Saving lives with new technology in heavy vehicles
UN women’s rights committee urges Canada to amend transgenerational discriminatory Indian Act
More social housing still needed
Applications for 2022 Youth Parliament now open
“We know people have died on waitlists”: delays worsening for youth mental health
UN experts call for swift suspension of Prevention of Terrorism Act and reform of counter-terrorism law
WHO releases new standard to tackle rising threat of hearing loss
Improving safety measures in forestry industry
One apology down, one to go Premier
FOI changes for contractors: Casey
Eyes on mental health horizon: Still much work to do as Victoria marks one year since Royal Commission report
FOI request changes for contractors
Final Step for Coastal Planning Controls
Sustainable solutions for ghost net waste
UN human rights experts urge Iran to abandon restrictive internet bill
BSA 2009 amendments from 1 March 2022
Union files dispute with industrial umpire over decision to reopen Brisbane Catholic schools
Social housing proposal flawed
Climate adaptation is crucial but emissions must still come down
UN experts denounce child custody decision that ignores evidence of sexual abuse: Spain
Review of News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code
Progress in delivering Ag2030
Aged care reform delivered year after Aged Care Royal Commission