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Victoria’s Reserve Price Law Is Not Answer
Amendments to the DCP – Norwest Service & Showground Station Precinct
Simpler, more cost-effective local government
Police remind parents of responsibilities when gifting e-scooters and e-bikes this Christmas
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence: Parliament House to be illuminated orange
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence: 40% funding boost to 1800RESPECT
Establishment Of Australian AI Safety Institute
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio interview – 6PR Perth live with Oliver Peterson
Call to action: UNiTE to end digital violence against all women and girls
Minister Lotta Edholm Visits KI
Independent site assessment of Bairnsdale Outdoor Pool underway
NAIF 10-year extension to boost investment in Australia’s north
EJA and ACOSS rejects any suggestions that organisations were consulted on Schedule 5
How to fix nature laws: ACF advice on amendments in this critical week for nature in Parliament
ACOSS calls for removal of new powers to withhold income support
Join conversation on development of a WA Multicultural Act
Shake Up To Laws For Dealing With Unclaimed Goods
Building reforms deliver consumer protections
$160bn And Counting Resetting Regulatory Balance
Stopping unfair trading: subscription traps and hidden fees targeted
Data supports urgent need to build healthy masculinities
Minns Government building reforms to lay the foundation for modular and prefabricated homes to boost housing completions
Wanding blitz targets weapons as Schoolies begins on the Gold Coast
Türk says revised EU corporate sustainability rules must make sense for people and planet
Victoria will force home sellers to reveal their reserve price. Will other states follow?
Legislation To Make Prisons Safer Passes Through NSW Parliament
Social support services transition to local providers – Wollongong
Mayor Continues To Advocate For Community
Victorian Man Charged Over Online Abuse Targeted At Federal Parliamentarian
38,000 fewer victims of serious violent crime as gang laws mark one year
Thousands Of Australian Workers Get More Pay Under Same Job Same Pay Laws
Twitch Assessed As Age-restricted Social Media Platform
Greens Strengthen New Zealand’s First Ever Stalking Law
Greens To Protect Employee Status Of Uber Drivers
Minns Labor Government Delivers On Strengthening Protections For State’s Principal War Memorial
Updated Laws Make It Easier And Safer To Build In Queensland
UN Forum on Business and Human Rights to drive leadership amid global crises
Better weather forecasting system passes first reading
NSW Claims Farming Crackdown Positive Step Forward
Clean Vehicle Standard Bill passes third reading
Jack’s Law Saves Lives, But Labor Refuses To Act
Children and parents told the OAIC that online privacy matters
Compliance Blitz Underway As Tough New Laws Provide More Transparency For Parents
Nation-leading Laws Strengthened To Target Rogue Tobacco And Vape Traders
NSW Government To Outlaw ‘claim Farming’ In Motor Crashes
Digital Trial To Boost Supermarket Competition
Stalkers to face full force of the law
Experts sought for new Privacy and Responsible Information Sharing Advisory Committee

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