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Broken university governance needs urgent reform after unprecedented federal intervention
A Decade Later: Examining the Impacts of Connecticut’s 2010 School Grounds Pesticide Ban
Jordan’s new drink-driving law will save lives
Landmark Biodiversity Act will help to better protect SA’s unique native flora and fauna
Victoria Delivers Certainty And Fairness On Renewables
Dean’s Humiliating Backdown
Updated TGA Statement On CHOICE SPF Sunscreen Findings
Local democracy restored in Central Darling Shire after a decade
Laws banning puppy farms and increased penalties for dog attacks pass State Parliament
Statement From Attorney-General 19 June
New correctional officers committed to community safety in Far North Queensland
OPINION: CFMEU challenge ends but construction’s $60b problem remains – by Jon Davies, CEO, Australian Constructors Association
Research findings show strong support for online age assurance
New laws to boost WA housing affordability pass Parliament
Matariki and our diminishing night sky: light pollution from cities and satellites is making stars harder to see
Jordan’s new drink-driving law will save lives on the roads
New Powers To Back Local Jobs And Industry
Going for growth with more overseas investment
Legislation to deliver North Adelaide Golf Course redevelopment
Switzerland should promptly adopt legislative reforms to protect private sector whistleblowers and to increase fines for companies convicted of foreign bribery
Acting Lord Mayor Statement – Premier’s North Adelaide Golf Course announcement
Labor’s strategy on ‘post and boast’: deny, delay, dragged
Union condemns decision to restore discrimination exemptions for religious schools
Final Practice Guides For Revised Standards
Mayor writes to Treasurer urging repeal of new Emergency Services Levy
Greens call for bipartisan support to make housing a human right in the Victorian Charter
University of Canterbury research aims to shed light on dark skies  | University of Canterbury
Cardinia Shire Council Adopts 2025-26 Budget
Privacy Awareness Week NSW 2025
No Likes For Lawbreakers: ‘Post And Boast’ To Be Outlawed
Vapes stores go dark, disposable vapes banned
Physical activity is critical for children’s happiness, study finds
Response To Santos Takeover Proposal
Council sets record straight on Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund position
Campaign urges South Australians to stand up to ageism and stop elder abuse
New correctional officers committed to community safety in Rockhampton
Joining forces with Pacific nations to sustainably manage our ocean
Putting patients first: Government to refocus health system on outcomes
Colorado’s fentanyl criminalization bill won’t solve the opioid epidemic, say the people most affected
Consultation Leads To NGER Scheme Updates
Permanence of Queensland’s Jack’s Law will help fight scourge of retail crime and violence
TGA Statement On CHOICE SPF Sunscreen Findings
After weeks of confusion and chaos, Tasmania heads back to the polls on July 19
New policy paper reveals extent of elder abuse, calls for action
Council Calls For Immediate Action On Tiny Home Reforms
Thursday 12 June
Charting the Bass Line: New report details the economics of Australia’s $8.78 billion music industry
Music Australia calls on audiences to seek out local artists – as new research reveals gap between pride and play

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