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Labor seeks to prevent people from fleeing places like Iran
Public Works Committee to examine the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation’s cyclotron decommissioning
Critical Minerals: Have Your Say
Speaker Takes Parliament To Riverina
Parliamentary inquiry into racism, hate and violence against First Nations people
Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, and Trade to meet African diplomatic representatives
New inquiry to tackle racism, hate and violence toward First Nations people
Parliament passes legislation to establish Defence committee
In the People’s House, the people must have a say about what goes on inside
Tyre Inquiry Gains Traction As Public Hearings Begin
UN review urges Australia to address poverty, housing crises, and strengthen human rights
Media Alert | Minister Maley 2 March
Public Works Committee heads to Townsville to visit the Great Barrier Reef Aquarium and question the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Public Hearing On Arts And Cultural Philanthropy
Economics Committee hearings on schemes, digital wallets and innovation in the payments sector
First public hearing – inquiry into the role of Australia’s international development program in preventing conflict
Parliament Demands Royal Commission Into Labor’s $15 Billion CFMEU Corruption Scandal
Dark day for workers as Parliament passes bill that strips away job security
Public Works Committee to visit Blamey Barracks and question Defence officials
Submissions reopened for inquiry into link between domestic, family and sexual violence and suicide
Audit Committee reports on the Attorney-General department’s procurement of support services for victims of child sexual abuse
Parliament Calls For Stronger Anti-corruption Powers
Fighting For Law Abiding Firearms Owners
Home Affairs and National Emergency Management Agency to front local government funding inquiry
Public Works Committee reports on proposed works and presents its Eighty Ninth Annual Report
New Inquiry – Boosting Arts Philanthropy
Local Impact, Statewide Reach – Building a healthier Victoria for every woman
Yarning Competition To Amplify Young Australian Stories
Parliament Backs Builders Not Blockers
Sunset on solar waste: Have your say on solar panel reuse and recycling
Hearings Commence For Local Government Funding Inquiry
Economics Committee to hear from Reserve Bank of Australia
Supporting Defence’s mission to protect Australia and its national interests
Greens Announce Bill To Entrench Māori Seats In Law
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Perth 23 January
Parliament House, Canberra 22 January
National Day of Mourning for the victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – Parliament House, Canberra
PJCIS report on Exposure Draft Legislation: Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill
View from The Hill: Albanese retreats on post-Bondi bill, as he takes poll hit
Greens will back gun law reforms, but will not support the government’s hate speech and anti-migration proposals
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Murarrie
Environmental Law Reforms: Video Explainer
Review of draft legislation to combat antisemitism, hate and extremism
Parliament to be recalled for national security legislation
Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Disability presents report on the Thriving Kids Initiative
Regulations under the National Measurement Act exempted from sunsetting
Another busy year in the House

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