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Janie Finlay – Champion For Labor
New Katherine Water Allocation Plan Declared
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank admits to breaching its BEAR obligations in relation to cyber incident
More than $1 million for Taranaki coastal habitat and kōkako
Animal protection groups welcome peak veterinary body’s call to phase out mulesing
Inside Liberia’s campaign to end female genital mutilation (FGM)
UN experts condemn escalation in attacks against Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank
How To View Solar Eclipse Safely
Union gives evidence at parliamentary inquiry into Redeemer Baptist school
Update 1: Serious assault and torture charges at Townsville, QLD
Safer journeys delivered on Mount Lindesay Highway at Palen Creek
Proposal to convert former landfill site to renewable energy hub
More Than $4.5 Million For Lasting Litter Prevention
Your Port 10 August
ASIC protects consumers by removing high-risk financial sector participants
Parliament to establish Select Committee into Rushy Lagoon sale
Enough Is Enough – PSOs To Be Deployed To Hospitals
Progress Continues On Greater Hobart Ferry Expansion
Inaugural scholarship recipient determined to honour legacy of beloved Councillor
Tony Chappel announced as new Chair and CEO of the Clean Energy Regulator
Serious Assault And Torture Charges At Townsville
Earlier monetisation of Chorus debt to the Crown supports infrastructure investment
85% of Australians will complete the census online. Here’s how to avoid potential scams
How aid cuts are threatening women’s organizations responding to Haiti’s gang violence
UN experts urge Iran to end escalating targeting of ethnic minorities
How competent are you when it comes to data protection? Four questions will give you the answer
Tony Chappel appointed new Clean Energy Regulator Chair and CEO
Minns Labor Government lays final legislative groundwork for 10-year defects insurance for apartment buildings
Ngāti Rangi and DOC call for caution in protection of kiwi
No to Islamic call to prayer broadcasts, state government must intervene
Final section of Mungo Brush Road upgrade from August to December |
James Miller appointed FMA chair
Community concerns result in serious charges
UN experts urge Thailand not to return human rights defender Bai Zhaodong to China
Monkeys keep pets too – animal specialist on the world of interspecies friendship
Council calls for independent scrutiny before decision on Clarkefield
PolyU and TaxChina join hands to establish Joint Research Centre for AI Taxation, advancing innovative applications of AI in fiscal and taxation services industry
Statement Regarding Ichthys LNG Pty Ltd
Council to explore ECO Destination Certification for Port Stephens
GAZA: “No family should go through the pain of losing their child, then suffer the indignity of not being able to bury their body”
Leading child rights organisation voices concern over push to collect children’s DNA without court order
Energizer Introduces Revolutionary Child Safety Innovation
Past, Present And Future On Display For Hino At AFAC
Help Protect Geelong’s Past For Future Generations
Sydney Man & Company Found Guilty For Wheeny Creek Pollution
Putting young people at the centre: One year of the Office for Youth
NSW Building Reforms to Boost Housing Delivery and Productivity
How hackers attack municipal water systems – and why the utilities are so vulnerable

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