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Electoral Amendment Bill passes first reading
Changes to support producers committees
Report into Shire of Perenjori handed down
Landmark voluntary assisted dying legislation to be introduced
Premier sits by while Labor does all work to protect Temco jobs
Hodgman fails to stand up for Tasmania on nuclear energy
Parks fees modernisation welcome but more detail needed
2019 Sydney International Boat Show – A Resounding Success
Ombudsman leaves Minister with nowhere to hide
Parliament Preview: Cutting Crime through Alcohol Reform
Bill to modernise abortion law introduced
MinCo greenlights Inspector-General
Employing more Tasmanians
Continuing to protect Tasmania’s most vulnerable
Indonesia and Hong Kong free trade agreements ready for review
Extension of Liddell Power Station
Government moves to repeal Medevac Bill
New leadership for Territory oversight
Victoria Takes Action Against Offensive Wicked Campers
Investing in languages studies in Australia
Committee questions Question Time
Council to request changes to Windermere ward
New committee to drive road safety action
Citizenship stripping should rely on conviction by court, may be unconstitutional, says Law Council
Penalty for teens death disgraceful: Greens
Siding with those who produce our food
More Power for Consumers to Get Cheaper Deals
Builders Urge Parliament To Support Entitlement Fund Bill – Workers Deserve Same Protections
New Consumer Data Right is a win for competition
Oil and gas industry showcase at Parliament House
Liberals’ big new farm tax to hurt jobs and investment
Premier sits by while 300 northern jobs are in limbo
Government extends support for veterans
ASQA Parliamentary Criticism Echo Sectors Concerns
Public consultation begins on draft Financial Market Infrastructures Bill
A new Inspector-General for basin
ETS fixes drive climate action
Sarah Courtney dodges questions about under-resourcing of ambulances services
Crossbench: Legislate National Integrity Commission with Teeth
Increasing Newstart is crucial: NACCHO Chair
SA to have standalone Surrogacy Laws for first time
Consortium set to announce tender for new pedestrian bridge
Premier refuses to listen to health experts on cuts
SDA union hosts second national roundtable to tackle customer abuse epidemic in retail and fast food
Palaszczuk Government backs next steps for Hells Gate
Ethical standards set to deliver better Queensland jobs
Protecting Tasmania’s children
Climate change, coffee in space, and robots in wineries