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Council welcomes appointment of interim Administrator
New era for vocational education
Bill to Amend Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act
QBuild doubles down with second jobs intake
Enabling legislation for METRONET Morley-Ellenbrook Line passes Parliament
Strengthening Australia’s relationships with Pacific Islands
Independent checks on de-encryption powers needed
Cairns Marine Precinct push to secure Australian Navy operations
Far North MPs secure special Regional Cabinet meeting for Cairns
Sunshine Coast dams send water south
Another opportunity to strengthen firearms law
Boosting Energy Safety For All Victorians
Gutwein must defend state rights
Terminally Ill Accessing Voluntary Assisted Dying
Wage theft hurting Tasmanian workers
Removing Police Checks To Make IVF Fairer And Easier
Making Vaccination Mandatory For Healthcare Workers
Casey City Council Dismissed
Proposed mandatory infectious diseases testing of prisoners who assault officers
Criminal penalties for underpayments are not in anyone’s interests
Australia announces new High Commissioner to India
Work Health and Safety Bill to be debated today
International Family Drug Support Day attracts important speakers
Dismissal Of Casey City Council
Statement – Minister Somyurek to introduce Bill to dismiss Casey Councillors
Aboriginal voices speak up to help end domestic violence
Bushfire survivors: Victorian Government must act on climate to protect communities
Interim report of victim research project submitted to Bavarian Parliament
Casey Municipal Monitor’s Report
City welcomes gender pilot
Rental reforms a step closer with introduction of Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill
End of national rental scheme hits hard
Penalties for prison visitors to be increased by up to sixfold
Progress on Parliament Square Project
Green Party call for national discussion on political party funding and donations reform
Planning Amendment Bill 2020 Introduced
Another South Australian business goes plastic free
Best and Brightest 2019 Students Honoured at NT Board of Studies Awards
Indonesia, Peru trade deals good news for farmers
Morrison Government delivers laws to strengthen and protect Australian consumers and businesses
Strip searches, STMPs: more evidence of excessive police power
Forestry contractors put their case for support to Federal MPs in parliament
Veterans to be counted on 2021 Census
Opportunity to join Libraries & Archives NT reference group
Stamp duty games a risk to economic aims
Liberals confirm policy to scrap stamp duty relief
‘Climate Trigger’ laws introduced to Senate to stop making climate crisis worse
Supporting Aboriginal Students Starting Year Nine & Ten

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