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Margaret River site for unique battery trial
Intelligence Committee publishes INSLM’s report reviewing telecommunications amendments
Law Council concerned government amendments to ASIO Act are an overreach
Commission warns of ASIO Bill overreach
Independent National Security Legislation Monitor Report tabled
New Zealand to review relationship settings with Hong Kong
What is an executive order?
Don’t judge, and listen: keys to breaking down drug and alcohol use stigma
Oracle Autonomous Database Now Available in Customer Datacenters
Tradies asked for feedback on Pay protections
Turbo-charging a recycling nation
Animal identification legislation changes
City makes changes to comply with new Local Government Act
TGA issues fines of nearly $1.8 million for alleged illegal activity in 2019-20
New Independent National Security Legislation Monitor
Freshwater commissioners and fast-track consenting convenor appointed
Mandatory 30 day payment terms needed, ATA says
Commerce Commission releases guidelines on environmental claims
A new era for Tasmania’s tribunals
Original 3 Bullets capsules
McGowan speaks with fork tongue: Palmer
Planning law changes to keep projects moving and Queenslanders in jobs
Researchers explore new synthetic gel for eye injury
$1 billion waste and recycling plan to transform waste industry
Westpac to repay $8m to 8,000 workers underpaid for long service leave
Rejection of council’s proposed cat by-law reinforces urgent need for statewide approach
Planning Panel reforms to boost construction pipeline
Motor industry asked ‘how do you do business?’
Government going too far prohibiting items in detention facilities
Researchers test tuberculosis vaccine combination for COVID-19
Green light for UNSW Canberra City campus
New laws to better support victims of child sexual abuse
Leading Firms Collaborate with Mastercard to Further Secure Open Banking Ecosystem
Experienced lawyer appointed as SA’s new Crown Solicitor
Chair for New Child Death Review Board in Queensland announced
Apartment reform is now a realistic opportunity
Victoria begins tracking workplace diseases and suicides
Repealing waka jumping law on table
Hearings last Tuesday of Senate Standing Committee on Economics
New Victims of Crime Charter will deliver more rights, improved criminal justice system for Canberrans
Submission to Department of Industry on payment times reporting rules
Aboriginal artefacts reveal first ancient underwater archaeological sites in Australia
Power to move bullies amongst changes in new Education and Children’s
COVID-19 Expanded juries for shorter trials
Bill to improve fuel market competition
Right to legal representation in Family Court restored today
OAIC to enforce privacy safeguards in new Consumer Data Right
“One punch” reforms now in operation