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Farmers Welcome Focus On Water Management
Labor’s failure to consult and protect civil liberties sees surveilance devices bill defeated
George Orwell called for a new way of thinking about science
Statement Regarding Senate Inquiry
Minns loses control as Labor backs water Royal Commission
Workers Compensation Reforms Pass Parliament
Cut-price telco licences must also deliver better mobile coverage
Public Sector Code to strengthen integrity
Liberals Unveil Plan to Cut Red Tape and Get Australia’s Economy Moving Again
Further items located that police believe are likely linked to Celine Cremer
Did a tsunami hit the Bristol Channel four centuries ago? Revisiting the great flood of 1607
Triple 0 Needs Overhaul
Remains Located Near Philosopher Falls At Waratah
Statement From Minister For Environment And Tourism
No choice, poor coverage, ripped off – OECD savages Australian telco market, with narrow path to reform now urgent
Increased federal funding for shark mitigation urgently needed
New Crime Reporter Award for WA – Recognition of Excellence
UPDATE: Waitārere Beach Incident
New Crime Reporter Award For WA
International Central Bankers on the Statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell on 11 January 2026
Public consultation opens on Integrity Commission Amendment Bill 2025
The 5 stages of the ‘enshittification’ of academic publishing
Can you return gifts without a receipt or packaging? A legal expert explains
Tighter gun laws, reforms to bolster community safety pass NSW Parliament
Coopers Island Road Closure On Hold
Unik Constructions Suspended And Faces $230,000 Fine
Prosecution Of Naveed Akram
Federal Court orders $250 million combined penalties against ANZ
Independent Review Into Puberty Blockers Released
Netwealth admits to First Guardian failures and agrees to compensate affected members $100 million
ACMA Releases Plan For Future Of Public Airwaves
Consumers welcome fairer price for spectrum
ACCC slams port market failure while DP World chases job-killing automation project
Queensland Government delivers defamation reform to protect victims, community groups, and media
Nationals secure stronger protections for injured workers and stabilised premiums for business and charities
Scathing uni governance report released but government remedies fail to meet the moment
Community Invited to Participate in Proposed Name for Ararat Laneway
NSW Liberals and Nationals secure stronger protections for injured workers while stabilising premium
Agreement Reached On Workers Compensation Reforms
Berridale residents invited to join new community working group
Data Sharing Expert Appointed As New Chief Data Officer
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Tim Ayres on the AI rollout’s looming ‘bumps and glitches’
Legislation passes to strengthen integrity, expand access and improve information across the education system
Early analysis shows huge potential of red tape cutting
Inquiry into the Phillips children disappearance
Payments System Board Update: November 2025 Meeting: Reserve Bank of Australia
Late-night sitting to wave through Hunting Bill is an affront to all Australians
Gut microbes may have links with sleep deprivation