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Riders love e-buses but drivers prefer their cars, study finds
Police Appeal To Locate Girl Missing From Mortdale 12 August
Council Welcomes Public Exhibition of Shellharbour Growth Rezoning Proposals
Council awarded $1 million Her Way grant for a safer Byron Bay
First Tracks Begin To Go Down On Sydney Metro West
First Northwest Busway station opens
Police Appeal To Locate Missing Teen From Randwick
Property Council welcomes Shellharbour housing plans 
Millions paid in cost-of-living relief to Western Australians
HAPPENING NOW: Passengers Stranded On Vline From Melton
Fresh spin on cost-of-living relief with $250 washing machines back for a third cycle
Light Rail Safety Week: Stay Alert, Stay Safe
New Fremantle Traffic Bridge To Open Before End Of Year
High Range Drink-driving In North West
Shellharbour City Council to light the way to safer city centres
Study Hub Helps Epping Students Succeed
Doors Opening: First Tram Departs Burleigh
Making Bass Coast Roads Safer For Everyone
Police operation focuses on safety as thousands prepare for City2Surf
Cherrybrook Precinct rezoning locks in new homes, jobs and parkland for northwest Sydney
Total Mobility scheme strengthened following review
Historic Parramatta North set for a once in a generation renewal
Weapons And Drugs Seized During Salisbury Operation
Major Five Dock Development Launches To Market
More Trains On Way
Eurobodalla Youth Tell UN ‘belonging’ Matters Most
Police Appeal To Locate Woman Missing From Auburn 6 August
The importance of recognising service designers in the 2026 Census
New subjects bring industry and the classroom closer together
Council calls for independent scrutiny before decision on Clarkefield
Fewer than 2,000 Milan Derby tickets up for grabs ahead of kick-off
Canberrans urged to remember assistance animals have the right to ride
Service dog IDs to improve disability access
Labor doubles down on AI data centres and neglecting the environment 
Friends of the Earth welcome Jaclyn Symes as new Victorian Minister for Energy and Climate
“Shuffling the Cabinet deck chairs” won’t deliver the change Victorians need
Procurement Begins For Mona Vale Road West Upgrade
Knives seized during Jack’s Law wanding operation, Russell Island
Police Continue To Search For Missing Man George
Council Targets Hoon Driving And Speeding On Blues Point Road
Police charge 24 people, eight knives seized during three-day transport crime crackdown – Operation Disrupt
Police Seek Help To Locate Missing Man George
Cook Government commits to building METRONET Karnup Station
Queenslanders to help shape Victoria Park Precinct for 2032 and beyond
Police Appeal To Locate Teen Missing From Dee Why
Workers deserve to be safe – but the Workplace Protection Orders Bill is not the way to achieve this goal
Spring Fair Returns To Eastlakes: Bayside
Australia’s fuel discount is ending. What does this mean for petrol prices?

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