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Parliament passes National Anti-Corruption Commission bills
Southern Cross Care Tasmania, Where’s Compassion, Integrity and Respect?
ASIC consults on sunsetting class orders on takeovers, compulsory acquisitions and relevant interests
New rongoā workstream announced alongside Therapeutic Products Bill
Inflation remains high as Greens introduce bill to freeze student debt
PPIP Amendment Bill assented to in NSW Parliament
First home buyers to be better informed by advanced calculator
Ending no cause evictions in ACT
Date announced for betting limits on electronic gaming machines
Hooning consequences cut deep as emergency services work together to keep Queenslanders safe
Progress on firearms register and safety authority
Protecting Proms vulnerable creatures
Public Interest Disclosure Reform
Ensuring greater oversight of National Intelligence Community
Government sets out next steps for on-farm sequestration strategy
RSPCA Victoria Statement – Case of Stipo Cicak
Melbourne’s future relies on quality digital infrastructure and skills
OAIC welcomes passing of Privacy Bill
UN Working Group on business and human rights to visit Luxembourg
WHO urges more effective prevention of injuries and violence causing 1 in 12 deaths worldwide
Northern Land Council condemns ‘sneaky’ Petroleum policy on run
Full range of human rights need to be enacted by ACT Government
Updates from Albanese Government, ABS, and more
Alkaloids of Australia and its former export manager sentenced in criminal price fixing cartel
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People Commissioner
Toughest laws in nation to target child sex offenders
Respect at Work Bill addresses unacceptably high rates of sexual harassment
Game on for Digital Games Tax Offset
TWU statement on south Korean government’s plans to issue return-to-work orders against striking truck drivers
TV interview – Channel 9, Today Show
Common-sense changes to industrial relations don’t go far enough for retail
Statements: Reactive Monitoring Mission to Great Barrier Reef
We must urgently defend rights and lives of women human rights defenders
UN expert’s visit to assess situation of human rights defenders: Tajikistan
Parliament approves Government’s privacy penalty bill
Tax cut for electric vehicles passes Parliament
NZ needs strong protection against water privatisation
Blue Mountains Mayor says state government is going ‘rogue’ to justify Warragamba Dam wall raising
Economic Inclusion Advisory Panel
Workplace relations changes don’t go far enough
Securing Ranger mine cleanup, return to Traditional Owners
Government amendments to workplace legislation do not go far enough
IR Bill deal fails to address industry concerns
Further IR amendments welcome but Bill not ready for passage
ACOSS warmly welcomes Economic Inclusion Advisory Panel
Senate Support for Secure Jobs, Better Pay
UN Committee against Torture publishes findings on Australia, Chad, El Salvador, Malawi, Nicaragua, Somalia and Uganda
Family Matters Report Card highlights Queensland’s efforts

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