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Western Sydney councils unite to tackle dumped shopping trolleys
Mandatory sentencing risks unintended consequences
Tricky Labor attempts to conceal its own civil war
Classification Council gets axe
Redraft of aged care law needed to improve care
Parliament backs Greens inquiry into Victoria’s extinction crisis
Fairer Leases For Victorian Small Business Owners
CEFC $1bn funding boost a wolf in sheep’s clothing: Energy expert
NSW Labor proposes taxi compensation inquiry
Davis – Government and Labor voting independents vote to block scrutiny on…
Farmers seek changes to cumbersome federal environment law
$1 Billion boost for power reliability
FMA publishes 2019 annual report
Adjustment to Legislative Assembly sitting schedule
AAT affirms Australian Credit Licence cancellation and banning order
Business calls on Parliament to get workplace manslaughter laws right
Proposed industrial manslaughter laws welcomed in Victoria
Sweeping electoral reforms to make elections fairer and more transparent
Community conference called on Laverton North Waste to Energy Plant
Courts and Tribunals amendments in effect
Workplace Manslaughter To Be Enshrined In Law
Stronger Powers For Building Regulator Under New Law
Cancer Council calls on workplaces to do more to help prevent skin cancers
Union ad campaign calls on Centre Alliance to put workers first
Reports reveal our attitudes to sexist ads and how industry can improve
ASIC wins appeal against Westpac subsidiaries
Discussion on Queensland’s tow truck scheme
Feedback sought on improving environmental legislation
Lightweight plastic bag ban
Ai Group’s submission – Government IR Discussion Paper on Strengthening penalties for non-compliance
QRC welcomes new protest laws
Positive report card for first year of Child Care Package
Yeah, nah to National’s vaping offer
Independent regulator to make drinking water safe
Combatting combustible cladding hazards
Te Pire Haeata ki Parihaka / Parihaka Reconciliation Bill passes third reading
Burial and Cremation Bill to be Withdrawn
NTC seeks feedback on a national approach to safe and legal use of personal mobility devices
Due Time for Right to Farm
Victorian Government rating system review
Report on identity-matching strikes right balance
Statement from Jonathan Russell, National Manager, Public Affairs
Government to progress Control Orders for community safety
Have your say on new tree management laws
Green Party ensures vital human rights and process safeguards will be inserted in new anti-terrorism law
It’s now easier for child abuse survivors to sue institutions
Committee structure set up to manage matters affected by COI
Carole King was right: earth is moving under your feet

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