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Voting system in Victoria’s upper house is broken, must be overhauled
APS welcomes Victoria’s ban on gay conversion practices
Oranga Tamariki head should question whether she has trust of Māori communities
Recognising Excellence: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker and Practitioner Awards
Tasmanian Planning Commission review
Connecting Australians: ABC in 2021
Groom voters called to help stop property developer donations and corruption
Victorian ban on ‘dangerous’ conversion practices long overdue
Banning Cruel Conversion Practices For Good
Robots helping sick kids ‘teleport’ to classroom
First Nations Members Make History at Parliament House
Pandemic’s positive takeaway helping to back small business
From refugee to community justice advocate
Nicola Roxon appointed as new VicHealth Chair
National Redress Scheme hearings continue
Delivering NDIS: Implementation of reforms for a simpler, faster, fairer and more flexible NDIS
Councils Welcome Kerang Link announcement
Crucial LGH child abuse questions remain unanswered
Political interference in RTI process laid bare
New organisation to tackle under-researched, underfunded and highly neglected fatal disease
Counting koalas won’t save national treasure
Dr Abroad raises White flag on Tasmanian jobs
NSW Police concludes NSW/Victorian border operation
Big arts rescue packages and reform to NSW’s live music scene
Greens oppose Labor’s electric vehicle tax
Put families over politics, abandon flawed family court merger
Senate inquiry endorses Family Court reform Bills
Public Service Association urges NSW Parliament to pass mandatory blood testing legislation
Parliamentary Friends of Regenerative Agriculture Group launches on National Ag Day
Koala SEPP – Lasting solution needed in 2021
Hon. Dame Margaret Guilfoyle AC DBE
Renewable Energy Target passes Parliament
Cannington community has its say in consultation: results announced
Keeping Pike River Mine promises 10 years on
Juukan Gorge inquiry examines role of government
ASIC consults on reference checking and information sharing protocol
Greens’ Grab Bag Alternative Budget
NSW councils claim universal postal voting victory
Domestic violence reforms pass Parliament 19 November
Path forward for historic reform of WA Aboriginal heritage laws
Health Services Union applauds bold move towards universal free parking at new Tweed Valley Hospital
Report into Town of Cambridge handed down
Continuing to deliver for Tasmanians
Our record on openness and transparency
New laws in NSW close loopholes for online alcohol delivery
Carol Schwartz recognised with ‘Leading Philanthropist’ award
Domestic violence defendants to be banned from cross-examining complainants in court
Landmark Government icon given permanent place in State heritage

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