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Former deputy secretary of Department of Education and Training convicted over fraud related to Ultranet project
International Security Officers Day
Green Party will sign up to long overdue Code of Conduct
Financial Support for Taxis and Commercial Passenger Vehicles
Mosque Attack Royal Commission to report back in November
One to watch: why next month’s NT election matters
Bad behaviour brings us all down
Palaszczuk Govt secures more AFL teams and games for Cairns
New legislation to end tenure review and improve management of Crown pastoral lands
New self-defence laws for SA
Federal Court test case challenging sports rorts
Comprehensive medicinal cannabis bill drawn
Parliament passes Bill to reform public service
Member’s Bill to notify schools of sex offenders drawn
New police facilities officially open in Far North
Cross Border Permit Concerns
ASIC will not appeal Federal Court decision on Westpac’s ‘responsible lending’ obligations
HESTA calls on Government to develop clear policies to tackle climate change
JobKeeper extension and IR flexibility welcome, but business owners need to be cautious
Election Posters to go and greater choice for voters on polling day…
Environment in crisis and stronger laws with a cop on beat needed, report to government shows
Statement from Adam Bandt on cancellation of Parliament
Additional border controls in response to eastern states COVID-19 concerns
Ambassador joins Fred Hollows Foundation
New wards, new names
Torres Strait Islander families a step closer to legal recognition
Government called to reconsider proposed university fee hike
Queensland’s resources companies invest $22 billion locally
Premier Andrews right to support forestry innovation centre but wrong to claim research will not support native
Queensland’s ‘wage theft’ bill is yet another barrier to investment and employment
CFMEU’s Victorian pattern deal highlights need for Protection of Worker Benefits Bill to be passed by Parliament
ACTCOSS joins national call to Raise Rate of JobSeeker for Good
Thousands on JobSeeker contact their MPs in National Day of Action to Raise Rate for Good
More jobs for Queenslanders as we unite and recover from global pandemic
New legislation to make wage theft a crime
Adoption an option for children in long-term care
Rookwood Weir delivers more jobs
Young Sydney stroke survivor aims high in recovery
New Zealand First Statement on Muller Resignation
More Red Tape and Bureaucracy with Palaszczuk Government’s $8M Rehabilitation Commissioner
Labor’s bid to clean up political donations
Labor sends $19 million council rate bill to South Australian…
Historic planning reforms cut red tape and open WA for business
Emily’s List Australia’s Julia Gillard Next Generation Internship Announced
No Compromised Position on Uluru Statement From Heart
Bushfire Survivors urge Kristy McBain to be a strong climate voice in Parliament
Farmers for climate action commend Kristy mcbain on election win, urges her to be strong voice on climate
Minor parties a major obstacle to LNP victory in NQ and FNQ

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