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$820,000 To Protect Turtle Nests On Queensland Beaches
Lead-free plumbing rules protect drinking water
Government support for flood hit communities
Employment Committee to hear business perspectives on workers’ minimum entitlements
Parihaka Infrastructure Upgrades Completed
Additional Jet Fuel And Additional Diesel Secured
Next Steps For Ainslie Community Site
Ngauranga to Petone Shared Path (Te Ara Tupua) opening soon
$3b export surge under NZ-EU trade agreement
Mozambique’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Defence West Invites Industry To Join Land Forces 2026
Niger’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Labor’s mega firefighting sell-off a blow to communities in our western suburbs
Stories On Parade: Bayside
The objectives for matters of national environmental significance don’t amount to much if there’s no requirement for decisions to be aligned with them 
Chief Minister statement following tragic update from NT Police
Media Alert | Chief Minister 30 April
“Refined” transmission line corridor ignores community concerns
Cheaper Home Batteries are powering the suburbs, rural and regional Australia
Wyn Carr House Expansion And Refurbishment Complete
Minns Government must come clean as M6 default deadline looms
New Environmental Standards will do little to protect nature
Build Goulburn Correctional Centre – Don’t Run It Down
Additional tools to go after fraudsters
Major Milestone As Shellharbour Boathouse Begins
Appointments to NZ Blood and Organ Service Board
More flex for public transport operators and contractors as fuel costs rise
Reserve Bank Transparency Increasing
Regional Victoria Among Worst Area For Drug Use
Storm Season Ends In ACT
$12.5 million upgrade completed at Gold Coast Recreation Precinct
Labor Government must act on wine crisis to help fuel crisis
$50 million to support healthy wetlands and a resilient Great Barrier Reef
Damning Report On NCC Building Red Tape
New trail running festival to launch on Tasmania’s West Coast
More Queenslanders Hit Road With Digital Licence App
National Construction Code interim report welcomed – assessment duplication cut will support housing delivery
More life-saving community AEDs rolling out
Luxon Needs To Rule Out Support For Iran War
Free training to support early childhood educators to become Lifting Literacy Champions
Construction starts on Shellharbour’s new marine tourism precinct
Jordan Springs’ First High School Reaches New Heights
Saltbush Country Arrives In Broken Hill
Australia’s Energy Transition Gathers Pace
$500,000 To Tackle Homelessness On Mornington Peninsula
1,000+ Weapons Off Queensland Streets Under Jack’s Law
Enhanced Monetary Policy Committee transparency changes announced – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Public consultation opens on updated National Environmental Standards