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Cooma Red Cross volunteer thanked by Premier for bushfire work
Economic windfall should be funnelled straight back into communities: Green Party
Decked stacked for dud super funds
Children’s Court Support Scheme Turns 25
Protests destroying regional jobs
IBAC’s Operation Sandon public hearings conclude for 2020
Kate Sheppard House of “plots and schemes” opens as a public museum
More scaremongering from Labor, but still no policy
Inquiry backs National Farmers Federation plan to grow agriculture to $100 billion
Third annual progress report on implementation of Child Abuse Royal Commission’s recommendations
Federal Government’s cruel cuts mean an unhappy New Year for over 28,000 Canberrans
Wheel clamping ban now in effect in WA
Government agrees to VAD laws extension
A $100 billion agriculture sector by 2030
Seniors Card Directory released
Government unveils legislative reforms to casual work
Councils must be consulted on future bushfire clearing rule changes
Kiwis are Good to Go
Reforms to Export Market Development Grants scheme pass Parliament
ASIC releases regulatory guide on product design and distribution obligations
Electoral reforms needed in Australia: report
Temporary enhanced support extended for a further three months
Bottle label directory to protect wine industry
Small Island Developing State leaders join FAO Director-General to explore pathways to resilience
Territories Legislation Amendment Bill 2020
Millions left to dread 2021 thanks to Government’s Christmas cut to income support
Parliament passes legislation to implement further Hayne Royal Commission recommendations
Morrison Government delivers expanded access to full expensing for businesses
Australian War Memorial redevelopment approved
Two Northern Territory seats to again be contested at next federal election
Statement on strengthening Australia’s resilience to natural disaster
Labor blocks minimum jail term for child sex offenders again
Law Council President calls for Parliament to reinstate judges to authorise ASIO questioning powers
Lower card fees to benefit Kiwis and small businesses
ABC establishes new Indigenous Archives Unit
Parliament threatens Australia’s access to news
Cashless Debit Card extension provides certainty for participants
Further NAIF reforms to free up investment options for north
Modernising Australia’s spectrum management framework
Queenslanders Back Truth in Political Advertising Laws Following State Election
Community organisations slam decision to continue discriminatory and punitive Cashless Debit Card
CME response to interim report from Joint Standing Committee on Northern Australia
Federal committee supports WA’s plans for new Aboriginal cultural heritage protection laws
Fairer funding and financing of faster rail
Strengthening and streamlining oversight of financial advice sector
Senator McKenzie stands up for timber workers to deliver certainty
Ombudsman highlights unfair insurance practices for small business
Balancing petitioning accessibility with security

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