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Emergency services levy hike unfairly burdens Horsham region
Jon Faine Returns To Airwaves In New Podcast
Property Council welcomes new Cabinet – urges pro-investment attitude across government
Super Members Council welcomes Dr Daniel Mulino as new Assistant Treasurer
Wapiti Herd of Special Interest process begins
Operation Eclipse Nets Record Haul
YOUTH PARLIAMENT 2025: A GENERATION READY TO LEAD
A prisoner voting ban shows again how few checks there are on parliamentary power
Roadside breath testing up; alcohol-related road deaths down
Tougher penalties for boy racers and intimidating drivers
Review Seeks To Improve Waitangi Tribunal
Stronger Domestic Strangulation Laws Begin
VIC REFORMS TO TARGET RIDESHARE AND TAXI DRIVERS WON’T SOLVE ISSUES
Budget 2025 invests in care system and improving redress for survivors of abuse in state care
Making Taxi Journeys Safer
Public Briefing Hears Outcome Of Independent Review
Residents, Businesses and Local Farmers Hit Hard By New State Emergency Services Levy
Politics with Michelle Grattan: David Pocock wants us to aim for up to 90% reduction in emissions by 2035
A Fresh Start for Queensland: Crisafulli Government delivers on election commitment with Mining & Resources Coroner for safety 
Removal of corporal punishment laws
Working Group Report Accepted
Stronger oversight and transparency for Government Businesses
Wildlife Law Change Deep Betrayal Of Public Trust
Sentencing Amendment Bill Tabled In Parliament
Revenue and Rating Plan survey opens for community feedback
Govt For Rich Is Failing Unemployed
Capstone Copper Increases Revolving Credit Facility and Extends Maturity to May 2029
What Is Current State Of Germany’s Security Laws?
Important legislative reforms progressing through Parliament
DoorDash Announces Agreement to Acquire SevenRooms to Enhance Commerce Platform Offerings
Coastal Hazard Modelling Study Begins
Labor planning bill in question: review finds flaws, Greens offer fix and pathway forward
Premier will be held accountable for misleading Tasmanians 05 May 2025
Chris Minns Plays Catch Up
Smoking them out: $23 million in illicit tobacco seized across SA
TIME FOR TAX REFORM IS NOW, AS LABOR WINS ANOTHER TERM
ACCAN congratulates the returned Albanese Government and calls for fundamental reforms to communications policy
Local young people connect with state MP to advocate for change
Review Of Decision-making Criteria In Bail Act
Next Step In Delivery Model For Mac Point Precinct
Ensuring Faster Broadband For More Australians
Liberal Vote Collapses 04 May 2025
New Parliament, new opportunity to strengthen Australia’s world-class super system
Improving Welfare Outcomes For Tasmanian Dogs
Towards Safer Chemicals Management
Review Of Coroners Act 1995
What Power-sharing Parliament May Hold
Government remains on track to ban full Farm-to-Forest conversions