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Israel and the Occupied Territories: ICRC calls for immediate protection of civilians after horrific violence
Investment to reduce migration backlog welcomed
Shayne Elliott with Neil Mitchell – 3AW
Shayne Elliott, Neil Mitchell – 3AW 6 October
Labor Government stalls on Yoorrook recommendations
Greater Gliders extend stop work order in Tallaganda State Forest
North Island Regions to receive further flood resilience funding boost
Police bolstered by new armoured vehicles and specialised vessels
Safeguarding for Surf Life Saving Australia is ‘paramount’
Increased flu shot rates could save 500 lives and at least $500 million
EPA EXTENDS STOP WORK ORDER IN TALLAGANDA STATE FOREST
Amazonian Rainforest Hides Thousands of Records of Ancient Indigenous Communities Under Its Forest Canopy, According to a Study Published in the Journal Science
STRONGER WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTIONS KEY TO HOLDING ‘BIG FOUR’ ACCOUNTABLE, HEARS PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY
ADACEN, Inc., Secures $335 Million in Private Funding
New survey reveals 91% of adult female desk workers and 89% of female computer users experience workspace injuries with prevention the best protection
Should you charge your phone overnight? Will ‘overcharging’ make it explode? Common battery myths debunked
Rogue car dealer Ventura Autos warned again after name change (Ventura Autos / Car Central)
Official Opening of Resource Recovery Centre
Two people arrested for running underage prostitutes and supplying drugs
Greens welcome new marine reserves for South East Otago
What really goes down drain when you wash your car
Government announces big boost to marine protection
Restoring integrity to our protection system
Govt announces big boost to marine protection
Vaccine via the nasal passage could be the new line of defence against Strep A
Paving the Way for Advanced AI Biosecurity Screening for Australia’s Agriculture Sector
FMA report: Lessons learned from Barry Kloogh Ponzi
Conservation award recognises decades of work protecting South Island plants
Massage therapists hope visa crackdown is part of wider reforms
Strengthening Australia’s immigration compliance and integrity
Here’s why we need a disability rights act – not just a disability discrimination one
UQ to create new coral reef protection tool
First Orange-bellied Parrots return for season
Councils go Crazy about our Australian Icon, Suphur Crested Cockatoos
Group seeks to understand how a new type of satellite will impact Earth-based astronomy
86% of citizens think that implementing a smart city strategy will improve their quality of life
Researchers confirm link between balding and skin cancer
Clean up or pay up says EPA
Thanks to everyone for making Bring it Back Bruns a huge success
Guardianship and Administration in the Firing Line for Disability Advocates Following the Release of the Royal Commission Report
Proposed new building reforms for NSW to ‘Get the site right’
GAS CAPTURE SYSTEM INSTALLED TO PREVENT ODOUR
Calling all bat-enthusiasts: Bats in Backyards project wants citizen scientists to help uncover secrets of the night sky
NCC welcomes the return of water to our coastal rivers and wetlands
Sprinkler protection in European laundries
Farmer, builder, muso, miner, even teacher: these are among some of the noisiest jobs. Hearing Australia urges greater action on occupational noise-induced hearing loss
Miner, muso, builder, even teacher: these are among some of the noisiest jobs. Hearing Australia urges greater action on occupational noise-induced hearing loss
Miner, muso, builder, even teacher: these are among some of the noisiest jobs. It’s Safe Work Month – and Hearing Australia urges…

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