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Enabling legislation for METRONET Morley-Ellenbrook Line passes Parliament
Independent checks on de-encryption powers needed
Community benefits in new grants policy
Another opportunity to strengthen firearms law
Luxury car tax failed to save Holden
Boosting Energy Safety For All Victorians
Gutwein must defend state rights
What happens if you don’t have a will when you die?
Government gangs up against NBN competition
Removing Police Checks To Make IVF Fairer And Easier
Rising from ashes
Central Coast company fined for failing to comply with EPA prevention notice
Proposed mandatory infectious diseases testing of prisoners who assault officers
Criminal penalties for underpayments are not in anyone’s interests
Beechworth Principles Strong Step Towards Federal Anti-Corruption Watchdog
McGowan Government to ban wheel clamping in Western Australia
Work Health and Safety Bill to be debated today
EPA set to recoup costs of Numurkah tyre stockpile removal
Victoria Acts To Secure A More Reliable Energy System
City welcomes gender pilot
New legislation to Improve Workers Compensation Conditions to be Introduced this Week
Charges laid over fall from height at remote cattle station
Public feedback sought on marine protection for south eastern South Island
New grants to upskill early childhood workforce
Penalties for prison visitors to be increased by up to sixfold
Leak at chemical plant costs company $242,000 after EPA action
Police to trial eye in sky in Christchurch
Another South Australian business goes plastic free
Strengthening Traditional Owner Land Rights In Victoria
Morrison Government delivers laws to strengthen and protect Australian consumers and businesses
Address by Simon Collins to 2020 Federal Council in Sydney
Strip searches, STMPs: more evidence of excessive police power
Community groups remain resolute in opposition to Dan Murphy’s
APRA and ASIC welcome law reform on superannuation regulator roles
ASIC and APRA welcome law reform on superannuation regulator roles
Liberals confirm policy to scrap stamp duty relief
Major new database reveals slavery is still not illegal in half world’s countries
Lease Is Up for Couch Surfing Crown Land
Further improvements to Farm Household Allowance
Successful Prosecution in Darwin Local Court
Important step for new financial conduct regime
Stronger Screening for NDIS Workers
Employees losers in overblown underpayments campaign
Government Votes of Give Banks More Say Over Super and Shirks Superannuation Commitment
Safety of working Canberrans strengthened with funding boost for Worksafe ACT
Child care fee relief for bushfire-affected families and firefighters
Cities in fear of gangs shows need for new Bill
Legislation may be only way to fix payment times: Ombudsman

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