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Moriori Claims Settlement Bill passes Third Reading
Custodial Inspector’s Capacity Utilisation Review
New laws at odds with Independent National Security Legislation Monitor
As NSW live music re-opens can musicians afford to play?
Keeping Australia safe from high risk terrorist offenders
Treaties Committee to review AUKUS nuclear submarine information exchange agreement
Regional connectivity debated in House of Representatives
Read signs on COP26 – Jo Clay MLA Op-Ed
House Committee to hear from aquaculture groups in southern region
Adult literacy inquiry final hearing
Record low number of Bills go to Governor
Workers rally against COVID workers comp swindle
Electric scooter legislation passes Parliament unanimously
Australia signs exchange of naval nuclear propulsion information sharing agreement
Opposition’s ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ Bill is unwarranted, unfair and unworkable
Green light signals beginning of Graduated Licensing Scheme and motorcycle rider safety boost
Government fights for fishing rights
Barcaldine forum to focus on regional vaccinations
Gladstone forum to focus on regional vaccinations
Cairns forum to focus on regional vaccinations
Delivering more reform that secures future of all Tasmanians
Historical offences to face modern justice
Tougher sentences for crimes that cause loss of an unborn child
NSW Government secures landmark laws against modern slavery
Have your say on technology neutrality in Treasury law
Getting Tough on Abandoned Trolleys
H2 Go! NSW open for hydrogen investment
Survivors, lawyers call for child abuse law reform to be prioritised in SA Parliament’s final sitting
Call To Keep Regions Connected When They Need It Most
Statement on Hon Sharon Bird MP
More Housing And Fairer Rezonings For Victorians
Modernised laws introduced to embrace technology
Senator Lidia Thorpe goes to Gippsland
Retail risk reduced by millions under proposed changes to NSW workers compensation laws
QUT Council streamlined to improve governance
Remote witnessing of legal forms to stay
ASIC consults on updates to relief for superannuation calculators and retirement estimates
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2021: Think twice about asbestos, it’s in 1 in 3 homes
NSW Labor to give Wollongong fair share of grant funds
Committee holds first hearing on corporate engagement with Indigenous peoples
WA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill nowhere near best in country
Victoria’s controversial pandemic bill: 6 ways for government to show it is serious about scrutiny
Repeal of three strikes law passes first reading
CME welcomes introduction of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill 2021
‘Proposed voter ID rules will disenfranchise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’ NACCHO’s message on Electoral Legislation
Western Australia enters era of electoral equality
Making it easier for interstate skilled workers to work in WA
New Bill to deliver better protection for Aboriginal cultural heritage

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