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Melbourne Cup winners give to dementia in memory of father and friends
Arts community still blue for Manus and Nauru
From cricketers to bank execs: Why ‘good’ people do bad things
National proposes work or training for all prisoners
Victorian builders dominate national excellence Awards
Prisoner voting rights to be restored ahead of 2020 General Election
Statement from ACTU President Michele O’Neil on release of government amendments to EI Bill
Ai Group comments: Amendments to Ensuring Integrity Bill
New Play Space Delivered For Local Children
ICAC Committee calls on government to support independent funding for ICAC
Reforms provide better protection for children
Boost for innovative affordable housing projects
MCRI researchers contribute to parliamentary inquiry on allergies
Westpac accused of systemic non-compliance with money laundering laws, will not be shut down
Workers say no to anti-protest laws
Shane Jones’ PGF answers don’t pass sniff test
PJCIS – press freedom inquiry reporting timeframe
New inventions boost Predator Free 2050 effort
Business seeks vital amendments to Workplace Manslaughter Bill
Victorian Architects Take Out Top Design Honour
Supporting Wimmera Southern Mallee Workforce
Who is second conflicted minister?
APEC 2021 Bill passes first reading
Record crop of bush health students
Making progress for our kids
Observer team for Bougainville referendum
2020 Parliament sitting schedule
Cowboy clampers will be stymied
Mental Health Commission back on track
Clamp down on wheel clamping passes third reading
Scarborough gas development and thousands of WA jobs a step closer
Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission Bill passes first hurdle
New amendments to Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill tabled in Upper House
Call for nominations – Health Practitioner Boards
Ministers endorse Reef Strategy
Jones oversaw PGF application for six months
‘we know where you live and we’ll get you’ ABUSED, INTIMIDATED
Labor looks set to sell out farmers and workers again
Reform of public service a step closer
Fairer rules for tenants and landlords
Supporting Families Impacted By Workplace Manslaughter
St Louis De Montfort’s School Unveils Upgraded Facilities
Sarah Courtney must show leadership
Date Set For Historic Apology To Puffing Billy Victims
Shayne Elliott, opening statement to Parliamentary Committee
Proposed anti-protest laws are authoritarian and are an attack on democracy, says ALA
Judicial Commission of Victoria Annual Report tabled
Trust in OECD governments back at pre-crisis levels as governments seek to be more open and engaged

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