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New Bill For Future-focused TAFE SA
Changes to the Minister’s discretionary power to approve supply of PBS medicines
New correctional officers committed to community safety in Mareeba
Farmers welcome reports of Government rethink on super tax
Passage of aged care legislation marks another step towards a new aged care act
Restoring democracy to Auckland’s transport
UN experts welcome Brazil’s veto of environmental licensing bill provisions
Aged Care woes continue for older Australians, new Royal Commission report smashes Labor’s reforms
Approval Secured For Project Caymus
New Payments System Rules Welcomed By Banks
Landmark DFSV Reforms Pass State Parliament
Coordinator General To Begin Work
Imprisonment is failing children and communities: new data shows 85% of kids released from detention return within a year
AMA President’s update: A CDC, a week for women’s health, tobacco fibs, immunisation for bubs, and a report on our IMGs
New correctional officers committed to community safety in Maryborough
ACOSS statement on the Robodebt settlement
ACT’s nation-leading affirmative consent laws working effectively
Updates Made To Council’s Swimming Pool Safety Policy
Electricity Market reforms secure bright future for Territorians
Questions Without Notice – Freedom Of Information
Getting Parked Cars Off Suburban Streets
Welcome next step in formalising Australia’s new Centre for Disease Control
Financial markets regulator seeks feedback on tokenisation
Sophie McNeill’s August Update
ASIC cancels three Australian credit licences and suspends one Australian credit licence for failing to hold AFCA membership
Retailers Bear Brunt As Theft Surges To 21-year High
117 WA vape sellers shut-up-shop, but convenience stores still break the rules
CLP Clears Path For Jobs And Investment
Strengthening Freedom Of Information Framework
Supporting the Administrative Review Tribunal to deliver efficient and high-quality merits review
Street Gangs To Face Tough New Laws
One step closer to Australia’s independent Centre for Disease Control
Delivering On Australian Centre For Disease Control
Charges discontinued against former Bruck Textile Technologies officers
States join forces to expand container deposit schemes to accept wine and spirits
Banks welcome passage of Payments System Modernisation Bill through the House
Outstanding Victorian Women Recognised 3 September
Third time lucky for a 4-year parliamentary term? A lack of checks and balances is still the problem
Amcor Brings Caps, Closures And Cups To Drinktec
CLP Drives Safety Reform On Territory Roads
Gang Conflict Warrant Extended Across Manawatū
Reptile Smuggler Sentenced Under Operation RAV
163 new correctional officers delivering safety where we live
Liberals Will Save David Berry Hospital
Government seek to make broken FOI scheme even more secretive
High-risk perpetrators of domestic and family violence will be tracked 24/7
CLP Government powers ahead with packed Parliamentary agenda
Australia’s government says social media age checks ‘can be done’, despite errors and privacy risks

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