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APEC 2021 Bill passes first reading
Record crop of bush health students
Making progress for our kids
Observer team for Bougainville referendum
2020 Parliament sitting schedule
Cowboy clampers will be stymied
Mental Health Commission back on track
Clamp down on wheel clamping passes third reading
Scarborough gas development and thousands of WA jobs a step closer
Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission Bill passes first hurdle
New amendments to Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill tabled in Upper House
Call for nominations – Health Practitioner Boards
Ministers endorse Reef Strategy
Jones oversaw PGF application for six months
‘we know where you live and we’ll get you’ ABUSED, INTIMIDATED
Labor looks set to sell out farmers and workers again
Reform of public service a step closer
Fairer rules for tenants and landlords
Supporting Families Impacted By Workplace Manslaughter
St Louis De Montfort’s School Unveils Upgraded Facilities
Sarah Courtney must show leadership
Date Set For Historic Apology To Puffing Billy Victims
Shayne Elliott, opening statement to Parliamentary Committee
Proposed anti-protest laws are authoritarian and are an attack on democracy, says ALA
Judicial Commission of Victoria Annual Report tabled
Trust in OECD governments back at pre-crisis levels as governments seek to be more open and engaged
New Laws To Modernise Appeals In Victoria
“stop drop” ban 1080 aerial baiting Dingoes
Sexual Violence Legislation Bill has its first reading
National backs farmers marching against Govt policies
New Initiatives To Tackle Adult Illiteracy And Innumeracy
No reassurance on our fire readiness
Statement on DFAT investigation
Hodgman and Courtney have no idea when Royal beds will be open
Government and university sector release foreign interference guidelines
Government to pull safety net against injustice out from under vulnerable Victorians
AFPA welcomes Tas Government commitment to protecting Workplaces
Green Party proud to co-sponsor legislation defining Female Genital Mutilation
Regulation proposed for foreign lawyers
Kiwis to have their say on End of Life Choice
Brazil must immediately end threats to independence and capacity of law enforcement to fight corruption
Live music industry welcomes amendments to NSW Music Festivals Bill
Bill to give co-ops clarity passes unanimously
Engineers Australia on progress of building sector reforms
Engineers Australia on progress of building sector reforms
DBA Scope of Practice Standard is changing – What you need to know
Will Hodgman must take it down a notch
Parliamentary Inquiry Into Historical Hate Crimes Reopened