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Statement on Biodiversity Certificates Scheme
Four easy ways to be ally for LGBTQIA+ young people in your life
Biodiversity certificates to increase native habitat and support Australian landholders
Greater protections for LGBTIQA+ communities under Greens plan
Anti-protest laws are undemocratic and will fail to protect Tasmanian jobs and communities
Ballarat City Council approves new changes to Governance Rules
Less competition means less for farmers, consumers and Australian economy
Sky News, Afternoon Agenda with Kieran Gilbert
Homes Tasmania to address social and affordable housing and homelessness
Agforce accuses MP of using farmers as “political pawns”
Search for fossil fuels must come to end
Policies up for public exhibition
AMA calls for stronger nicotine vaping product regulation
Council targets illegal land clearing
Reminder to have your say on coercive control consultation
Updates from ASIC, NSW, Tasmania and more
New legislation introduced to improve sustainability of freedom camping
Cadia gold mine fined $15,000 for dust pollution
E-scooters expanded to Gungahlin and Woden/Weston
Updated ARPANS Regulations address human and organisational factors
End impunity for female genital mutilation, say UN human rights experts: Sierra Leone
End impunity for female genital mutilation, say UN experts: Sierra Leone
Coercive control: How proposed new laws will work
Complaints, missing persons, assaults – contracting outside workers in aged care increases problems
Annual Action Plan adopted and amended Governance Rules endorsed
Improving Corporations and Financial Services Law
Council adopts Governance Rules and Public Question and Submission Time Policy
ABC Radio National – Richard Aedy
Greens push for Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into Morrison
Government strengthens oversight for children in state care
UN expert affirms rights of child victims of terrorism, urges human rights-based approach
Trust betrayed with passing of OT Bill
Why we must act on reasons some communities are facing higher risks
Have YourSay on engineer registration scheme
Union calls for swift legislation of engineer registration scheme
Comment by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on repeal of Singapore law banning sex between men
Sophia Naismith’s legacy to include road safety reforms
Stakeholders to inform proposed domestic and family violence reforms
Writing on wall for offensive advertising on WA vehicles
ASIC’s priorities for 2022-26
Greens join fight for sea country on Tiwi Islands, in legal first
Government steps up action to plug skills gaps
Hundreds of anxious Hawkesbury Residents attend flood mitgation forum
Liberal power price motion undermines weak and isolated premier
Independent panel finalises proposed new national poultry standards
Call for moratorium on facial recognition technology use in alcohol and gambling venues across Australia
[CORRECTION] E-cigarettes distracting from evidence-based tobacco control: experts
E-cigarettes distracting from evidence-based tobacco control: experts

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