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Policy Reform and Legislation
Best reform for youth justice and child wellbeing is raising the criminal age across Australia
Improving integrity and transparency in charity sector
Government’s year 11 and 12 extension policy is working
HSU members pause plans for industrial action
CPSU commends Robodebt Royal Commission report
Albanese Government to improve safeguards for telco consumers experiencing financial hardship
New school reform consultation paper released ahead of meeting with teachers, principals and students
New Chief Executive officer of the National Transport Commission
Here are Basin Plan options – so, opt for them
Support Extended For Victims Of Home Builder Collapses
Toll increases take effect July 1 as Fels Review progresses
Streamlining Deductible Gift Recipient Registers
Reign in the online betting beast to give next generation a fighting chance
Government must commit to gambling ad reforms immediately
There’s will, but not way: metering review welcome
Red flags over divisive new biodiversity legislation
Greens push for spending caps to make state elections fairer
Greater south east Melbourne community mourns passing of Simon Crean
Appointment of Justice Bromberg as President of the Australian Law Reform Commission
Statement on migrant deaths from boat capsize enroute to Canary Islands
Minns Government lowers poker machine entitlements in NSW, reduces cash feed-in limit on new machines
2022 federal election inquiry to hear from third parties and electoral analysts
Next step in modernising Australia’s Classification Scheme
TIO report calls for new rules to better protect telco consumers
Greens secure greater protections for exploited migrant workers
RBA finally admits corporate profiteering is a driver of inflation
Caps needed to rein in big donors and record spending
Law Council welcomes passage of Constitutional Alteration to provide for the Voice
Senate won’t deal with HAFF until Labor’s National Cabinet deals with skyrocketing rents, say Greens
Planning reforms must ensure half of all new homes are public or affordable
Step closer to affordable water
More than 20,000 Australians have their say on future of school education with a week to go
Forum frustration – Government inaction at odds with community call to action
New guides to help lawyers identify elder abuse
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day a reminder to stay vigilant to warning signs of financial abuse   
Recognition of unpaid carers inquiry launched
Government’s new bill to strengthen the Australian Public Service
Government commits to reduce financial advice red tape
City budget delivers for all and focuses on ‘cost-of-living’ pressures
City budget focused on ‘keeping city moving’
Incumbent MPs, senators reap millions in election advantages
Labor backflips on failed rental reform
Greens welcome Government joining the party to deal with disposable vapes
Designs Released For Next Year’s New Schools
Greens call for cross-party support on electoral reform
Additional funding for Tasmanian legal assistance sector 5 June
Bizarre business ad campaign misses the point of Same Job Same Pay

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