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Supporting journalism in regional Australia
Supporting public interest journalism
$5m Innovation Fund round to support publishers now open
Keeping planning and investment pipeline open
Making Facebook and Google pay for media content a welcome step forward, says MEAA
Supporting Jobs: Planning Changes to Keep Approvals and Work Running
Barilaro’s political impotence; firing blanks and unable to pass water
Joint statement on transparency and access to information during COVID-19 outbreak
Government must release Crown Law advice
High Court decision highlights ongoing vulnerability
Hiding Behind Inquiries
Regional media offered coronavirus lifeline but long-term survival still needs help
Immediate COVID-19 relief for Australian media as harmonisation reform process also kicks off
Joint bodies ensure Australians can easily access professional advice
Co-ordination on life insurance for frontline workers during pandemic
Two further deaths, 29 new cases
Shellharbour Council endorses its ‘blueprint’ for outdoor space and recreation planning
Broad Alliance of Tasmanian Organisations Call for Establishment of NZ-Style Multi-Partisan COVID-19 Parliamentary
Private and public hospitals to cooperate on COVID-19 in Victoria and Queensland
More funds and big tech regulation needed to save public interest journalism
Critical funding for public interest journalism in COVID-19
Medicine manufacturers to coordinate on COVID-19 response
Insurers to offer deferred payments, refunds under small business relief package
Court winds up Merlin Diamonds Limited
Speak up if you think something isn’t right
Community groups call for energy hardship relief package as household energy bills jump
No one left behind
ASIC recalibrates its regulatory priorities to focus on COVID-19 challenges
Cash and other payments systems ready for COVID-19
Reserve Bank carefully considering proposed AMP Life sale
ACF challenges Morrison Government decision to not apply water trigger to Adani pipeline
Government must act decisively, swiftly
Contingency fees opposed by Law Council
Retired Supreme Court Judge heads Royal Commission Review
New Reform Big Win for All Energy Users, But Door Closed on Households
Stronger Controls Around Artificial Intelligence Needed
High Court of Australia rules in favour of ASIC in finding Group CEO was an ‘officer’ of subsidiary
NSW Government demands $3,500 fee from Scully for Wollongong entertainment Centre information
Pay No Attention to That Man Behind Curtain
Last chance to have your say on RV and camping strategy
Full transcript of Interim Administrator’s final Council address
News and Nine have questions to answer on closure of AAP
Parliamentary Committee recommends mandatory age verification for online pornography and wagering
Closing AAP Newswire is irresponsible; government must act to rein in digital giants
Firearms Prohibition Orders expansion to Western Region
IBAC Operation Sandon public hearings resume
NSW solar battery loan scheme a win for households
ABC warrant case shows system is broken