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Greater policing powers on water meet agenda
Single-use plastics to be banned in ACT
Marine conservationists applaud ACT’s plastic ban as good news for ocean wildlife
New funding for family violence victims is a drop in ocean
New Zealand will continue to showcase ambitious climate action
Highways to get major funding boost under National
National will replace Resource Management Act
New pool regulations for Greater Shepparton
PM called on to protect equal pay funding for feminised caring sector
Relaxing pharmacy ownership laws would benefit patients
Building a platform for future of rail
Three bikies arrested at West Lakes, South Australia
PJCIS – press freedom inquiry new submissions and reporting timeframe
Labor welcomes overdue changes to protect sexual abuse survivors
Victims to have their say
Doing more to reunite Australians with their lost and forgotten super
12 months and still no integrity for Morrison government
Government takes bite out of loan sharks
Payment delays after leaving a retirement village next topic of reforms
New infrastructure funding tool to build housing developments faster
Party safe and have a plan to get home
NSW Government must release details on 400-plus buildings with dangerous cladding
Companies not paying tax bleeding Australia
Ombudsman recommends sweeping changes to R&D Tax Incentive administration
Surgical mesh restorative justice report received
Water Services Regulator Bill – Taumata Arowai a milestone for drinking water safety
Three million undernourished people in Asia-Pacific need to be lifted out of hunger every single
PSA welcomes new era for New Zealand’s public service
Strong support to continue early years service in Chiltern
New Online Safety Act to keep Australians safe
Parliament passes historic voluntary assisted dying laws for WA
Black Storm tablets
Afternoon Media – Tuesday 10 December 2019
International Human Rights Day – a focus on decision making
Green Party negotiate further improvements to Terrorism Suppression Bill
Religious Discrimination Second Exposure Draft
How New Zealand defines and recognises veterans
New regulations to lift standards of WA towing industry
Protecting religious freedom remains high priority for Government
Liberals must release draft gaming legislation
RSPCA SA response to SAPOL investigation outcome in wombat stoning case
AEMC forecast power prices are coming down
Environment roundtable shows State Govt has learnt nothing
Committee to examine efficacy of vegetation and land management policy on bushfires
Pool and spa owners to register with council
Morrison Government delivers on National Self-Exclusion Register
Strengthening independent oversight of aged care
Kulchaya Sheaya Lender capsules