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Improved safety regulations to save businesses $136 million per year
Red tape relief for NSW business
Red tape relief for business during Omicron
Returning to CBD and reducing red tape are keys to recovery
Lack of Support Costing Business and Jobs
Common sense changes cut red tape, making it easier to do business
Natroad calls for sweeping waterfront reforms
Tougher unfair contract protections good first step towards better deal for farmers
Productivity Commission review of Australia’s productivity performance
Out-of-touch government failing businesses and workers doing it tough
Making it easier to work in South Australia and Victoria
Flood-affected farmers urged to apply for grants of up to $50k
Shellharbour City Council to Receive Over $2.5M Funding for Reddall Reserve Promenade Project
Skip permit and get back to outdoor training in Casey
Cutting red tape, saving time and money
700km more for HPFVs
New funding for export grants
Red Tape Slashed Following Defence Procurement Review
Consultation: Bus safety regulatory reforms
Consultation on Modernising Registry Fees
Making trade easier for Australian businesses
Curtain rises on Special Entertainment Precincts
Building barriers removed for education sector
COTA welcomes increased funding to aged care reform package in MYEFO
Landmark Stop Puppy Farming legislation passes WA Parliament
Morrison Government puts charity fundraising reform on national agenda
National Approach To Reducing Overlapping Regulations
Country-city planning partnership winner – East Gippsland
Key fisheries committee members announced
Mount Isa becomes 25th council to go Small Business Friendly
Amendment to ease planning for rural worker accommodation
Online portal cutting red tape for small business
Community funds now easier to access
Reducing red tape for Australian services exporters
Simplified policies to drive planning reform
Dodgy deal done on last day in Parliament – Political Campaigners Bill 2021
Bad Day for Democracy: Deal Done on Political Campaigners Bill
Liberals and Labor conspire to silence charities
Barnett’s fingerprints all over hydrogen hold up as Tasmania in danger of missing out
Making it easier for businesses to meet consumer safety standards
Banana Shire officially joins Small Business Friendly program
AusBiotech welcomes Parliamentary Inquiry report
Consultation on domestic organics regulation
New Ports Victoria CEO Appointed
Prime Minister’s university funding boost feeble attempt to make up for abandoning sector during pandemic
Mining industry future threatened by Andrews Labor Government bureaucracy
Government funding supports new iwi led housing in Ōpōtiki
Conveyancing licences go digital

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