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Relief as 6-month supplement extended to students, concern for groups facing destitution and advice on contacting Centrelink
Transcript – Response to Second Stimulus Package
2020-21 Budget announcement
Steele:john: statement regarding travel to Canberra for Parliament
Edithvale’s new state-of-the-art Life Saving Club officially opened
McGowan Government releases commitment to Aboriginal youth wellbeing
Victorian Liberal Nationals to be commended for calling for forest industry ban inquiry
NSW Health update on COVID-19
South Australian Parliament sitting arrangements
Hands off how-to-vote cards
2020 Prime Minister’s Veterans’ Employment Awards ceremony cancelled
Statement From Premier
Chester release – 2020 Prime Minister’s Veterans’ Employment Awards ceremony cancelled
Whittlesea City Council Dismissed
Victoria Gets Power to Clear Energy Network Roadblocks
FMA to extend deadline for financial reporting
Voting in age of coronavirus
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities must be protected from COVID-19 pandemic
New Climate Change Authority report – Prospering in a low emissions world
Redress scheme for Stolen Generations is long overdue, should amount to
Power disconnections stopped to support vulnerable Queenslanders
New laws to slow down spread of COVID-19
Parliament removes abortion from Crimes Act
Improved hygiene in schools needed
Uniform law to provide real benefits to WA lawyers and their clients
Coronavirus impact hits Australian manufacturing: Survey
Specialist drug court legislation welcomed
Three new “panthers” join Queensland’s COVID fight
Victorias Go-It-Alone Approach Retrograde Move For End Users
Major step towards a streamlined, single tribunal for Tasmania
Wage Theft Laws put Victorian business environment at risk
New laws so supermarkets can re-stock around clock
Parliamentary sitting arrangements
New Laws To Crack Down On Wage Theft
New laws to protect Budget from COVID-19
Local Government Reforms Pass Parliament
Premier leaves health workers in dark
New safety body lines up for mine workers
Qlders’ power, water businesses step up
Resetting Victoria’s gas industry
ICON Cancer Centre official opening, Geelong
Dismissal Of Whittlesea City Council
Contingency Fee Bill must not be rushed through Victorian Parliament given strong concerns expressed by Law Council of Australia
Queensland first to make emergency declarations in January
Harmony Week – a time to celebrate cultural diversity
Liam Kernaghan National’s new candidate in Dunedin South
State Of Emergency Declared In Victoria Over COVID-19
Inquiry into Auckland’s polluted beaches

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