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Officer injured, Brisbane Correctional Centre
Premier pays tribute to Minister Francis Logan
Branch Committee FNWA Voice, Treaty, Truth Training
PFAS second progress report tabled
Industry Department and Foreign Affairs to appear before COVID-19 inquiry
Parliament seeks urban views on life in regions
Remote education inquiry to hold roundtables on early childhood and barriers to education
100 years of women in local government celebrated
Urgent Changes To Ensure Victim-Survivors Can Speak Up
Recycling and Waste Reduction Bill 2020 introduced into Commonwealth Parliament
Western Australian Parliament attacks Rule of Law – North Korea Laws in Australia
Clinical trial to reduce PFAS in blood a world first
Ten years of making change happen
More transparency needed for child safety
Government dismisses problems with Home Builder grants
Environment bill a disaster for koalas, bilbies
Regional road safety works across South-West now underway
Legislation introduced to help prevent veteran suicides
Spotlight on Juukan Gorge
Health groups critical of rushed environment laws
Council endorses 2020 State Election Submission
Australia Post delivers for community through COVID-19
Time to Pay Workers for Data Produced at Work
Activating trade in Pacific
Major Projects legislation passes Lower House
Press freedom report calls for reform and transparency
Supporting Tasmanians with their energy costs
Government inconclusive on managing an aged care outbreak
Michael Ferguson misleads parliament
JobKeeper changes will save jobs
Order in Council approved to fast track reinstatement of Christ Church Cathedral
Bill shock continues to take toll on Tasmanians
Staley – More job pain for Victoria as second wave hits
Industry welcomes introduction of JobKeeper Extension Bill into Parliament
Parliament urged to unanimously pass JobKeeper amendments
National reckless on rivers
More protection for domestic students in higher education
Farm dogs put their paws up for climate action this Dog Day
Farm dogs put their paws up for climate action this Dog Day
Community service workers warn of dire consequences of planned cuts to JobSeeker
Officers injured, Borallon Training and Correctional Centre 25 August
Greens call on PM to stand down Sukkar
Integrity Commission Report into THS North West
Labor welcomes reopening of Blackmans Bay Beach
Sydney commuter car park fast-tracked but local lifts languish
NT gas sector committed to growth and getting back to work
NT gas sector committed to growth and getting back to work
Committee to roam into problem of feral cats

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