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Fines for illegally entering farms
Consumer Data Right Legislation a vital step for new reforms
Firearms Tranche Two not focussing on right people
No Jab, No Play to improve vaccination rates in WA children
Porter failing to address wage theft crisis
Vehicle seized under anti-hooning legislation
Council to lodge submission to Local Government Bill 2019
ANMF CALLS on all politicians to support GREATER transparency in aged care
Speeding P Plate driver nabbed – Eastern Freeway
Big changes for biosecurity system
Commissioner’s Blog: Buying tickets online
Heavy vehicle safety gets $5.4 million boost
Chris Kenny Live
Access to staff information will benefit Queensland’s elderly
Eight rifles surrendered as Operation Armour continues, NSW
Calombaris gets $200,000 fine for $7.8m theft
Farmers can protect environment without Big Brother watching
Growing evidence of need for independent Inquiry into PHI
Disaster inquiry confirms industry concerns over confusing VMA
APRA welcomes Capability Review report and outlines action plan
Stronger Regulation of Powerful Airports Needed to Protect Consumers
Great Barrier Reef protection in spotlight in Mackay
Growing evidence of need for independent inquiry into Private Health Insurance
Ticking time bomb: fear of potential deaths in infrastructure roll-out
Proposed Federal legislation to protect forestry from activists welcomed, but scope needs broadening while States must enforce their own laws
State and territory governments continue to regulate fluoridated drinking water in Australia
AFP targets drug house in proceeds of crime action
High Street address proposed for Kings Square
Swinburne offers space-focussed short courses
Luxembourg has achieved high levels of growth and well-being but must do more to preserve and share prosperity
Joint communique – safety
Statement from QRC Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane following safety summit
Indigenous boarding students are failing to complete secondary education due to Federal
Council delivers on capital works promise
Proper policy process up in smoke
Judge Becroft reappointed as Children’s Commissioner
Palaszczuk government to refer consent laws to Queensland Law Reform Commission
Global cooperation key to strengthening fisheries compliance
IMC sets out plan for Transition to Council
Company and director fined for obstructing WorkSafe investigation
New rules for power-assisted bicycles
Investing in Territory Infrastructure to Lead Talks with Federal Treasurer
South Australia to ban single-use plastics
Government restores fairness for family carers
REX maintenance review update
Delivered: Lower taxes for hard-working Australians
Tough new penalties for would-be farm invaders
Greater powers to fight online child pornography

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