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Critical repairs further secure power supply to Cairns region ahead of storm season
Auckland light rail now even more of a shambles
Lees-Galloway’s lack of action hurting economy
Labor’s memory loss
Meeting future demand for residential aged care places
Future redevelopment of Fremantle landmark on horizon
Subiaco’s new planning scheme to retain character and support growth
Gift cards that keep on giving
Announcements, spin, fudged figures but no plan on Tasmania’s traffic woes
Have your say on future of Fernhill Estate
Reserve Bank welcomes Government decision on Bank’s future objectives
Healthy mind and body for Tasmanian veterans
$10 million extra to combat feral animals and weeds
Auckland Point Primary School in Nelson to be redeveloped
Minor portfolio adjustment within McGowan Cabinet
Turbocharging Tourism: Tender Awarded for Baruwei Works
Murray-Darling real victim of environmental vandalism at Water Ministers meeting
METRONET works to be integrated with Kwinana Freeway upgrade project
Regulations pave way for Container Deposit Scheme in June 2020
Rules around gifting donation tax credits
New plans offer more help for Australian defence businesses – 17 December 2019
New Powerhouse Museum design unveiled
Phonics Testing Pilot
Legislation to stamp out unfair business practices introduced
Multimillion dollar remand centre upgrade complete
$130,000 grant to promote active life for people with disability
Independent expert advisors on future emission reductions announced
2019-20 Volunteer Grants round now open
New laws make gift card shopping easier this Christmas
WA Police Union accepts fifth and final wages offer
Housing deal must make a real difference
Tuia 250 ending is just beginning
Modernising safeguards for Australian telco customers
Code Red activated for four days due to extreme heat
Greater policing powers on water meet agenda
Television audio description for blind and vision impaired Australians
Farm household boost ahead of Christmas
More progress in delivering te reo Māori in schools
Water cop shop for Goondiwindi
Shining a Light on Sport: Contract Awarded for Darwin Oval Lights
Author and poet shares her culture
Farm Machinery Improvement Grants Now Open
More cash for drought-hit farmers
New Reservoir Station Open And 31 Level Crossings Gone
Kingston rejects second application to extend industrial waste facility in Green Wedge
Light rail opens in heart of Sydney
Record export highs picked for primary sector
A minute’s silence for Whakaari White Island victims

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