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Statement from KPMG Australia 8 April
What has Morrison’s ‘big stick’ to cut power bills achieved? Nothing, as far we can tell
Australia must work to ensure AHRC remains fully compliant with Paris Principles
Consultation starts on Bill to divest Aboriginal Lands Trust estate
Federal budget cuts to integrity bodies spark calls for independent funding
Australia to gift 20 Bushmasters to Government of Ukraine
“Victorian” Liberals, Nationals Fail Victoria Again
Further Russia Sanctions
Transparency win in fight to save bight
Increase in income eligibility limits for social housing
Christchurch City Council tells MPs to act now on alcohol harm reduction
Statement on international accreditation of Australian Human Rights Commission
Greens celebrate as Matariki Bill passes third reading
Esther Foundation referred to parliamentary committee
New Mobile Police Beat deployed to Ipswich
Parliamentary pause leaves logging industry in limbo
New laws to strengthen regulation and oversight of charitable trusts
Ferguson’s No Confidence in Half-hearted Rockliff
Senator patrick refers government’s political appointments to auditor-general
Statement to Senate Finance and Public Administration Committee
Pandemic Declaration Extended To Protect Victorians
Providing certainty for our sustainable forest industry
Crumbling country roads just ‘imagined fantasy’, Labor MP says
Greens start their EVs engines in tight SA Senate Race
Commissioner welcomes new Financial Assistance Scheme for Victims
$145 million Remaining Tenders for Civic and State Square Precinct Revitalisation
Change to allow superannuation splitting between de facto couples
WA to join NSW and Victoria in Legal Profession Uniform Law scheme 6 April
Greens start their EV engines in tight SA Senate race
Landmark Reforms To Support Victims Of Crime
Huge job awaits new Treasurer
Proposed legislative changes to create ‘claim-farming’ offences and terminal injury timeframes
Minister makes final call on Bundaberg coal proposal
Government in chaos less than year since election
Promised stability out door as Liberal Government implodes
Tassie Deserves More Representatives in Wake of Premier’s Shock Resignation
Statement from Premier 4 April
Significant child protection laws progress through WA Parliament
NT government accidentally overpaid its public servants by $3.6 million in 2020-21 financial year
ARM Releases Comprehensive Constitutional Reforms
Govt spends more on advertising than Coles, Woolworths, McDonalds amid crossbench calls for greater oversight
Russian war timber has no place in Australian homes
Australia’s deteriorating security environment leads to surge in PJCIS workload
Representing Prime Minister Cooperative Research Australia – Innovation Showcase
Minister introduces new national peak body
Council’s local spend gets tick as Toowoomba visits State Parliament
Greens back aged care workers pay boost
Northern Endeavour decommissioning Phase 1 contract signed