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Rising unemployment a symptom of weak private sector labour market
ASIC pursues licensees after financial advisers gave advice while unregistered
Race Discrimination Commissioner calls for nationally coordinated response to racism, including antisemitism
Resources Roundtables To Promote Productivity Agenda
Greens call on ACT Government to outline pathway to first safe injecting site in territory
Victorian building activity confirms industry overcoming challenges, but more needs to be done
More SafeWork inspectors welcome, but workplace mental health requires meaningful reform
Uplift in NSW Housing Starts Welcome, Delivery Challenges Remain
Small businesses to benefit from RBA’s move to cut card surcharges
Government to stop Council plan changes
Treasurer’s Housing Targets Are Pie In Sky
Government welcomes Police Commissioner’s 100-Day Review
Consultation on accreditation of Children’s Contact Services
Refocusing local government to deliver for Kiwis
New Imaging Tools To Identify Pests
REISSUE: Better planning and approvals needed to clear energy bottleneck
Better planning and approvals needed to clear energy bottleneck
$3.3m Boost Helps Strengthen Family-based Care
QPS accepts Watch-House Review recommendations, as work begins to drive meaningful change
The next leap won’t come from AI – it’ll come from quantum tech: expert calls for national institute in quantum device engineering
Uncertainty Underpins RBA Decision To Hold Rates
Simplifying requirements around family trusts
NAIDOC Week 2025: “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy”
Proposed reforms to further modernise WA’s local planning system
The Northern Territory Police Force acknowledges the Findings of the Coronial Inquest into the Death of Kumanjayi Walker
Major reform coming to facilitate efficient approval process
“Sent Up the Creek Without a Paddle”: Rural Communities Struggle as NDIS Funding Slashed
Greens welcome action to regulate Big 4 consultants but will it be enough?
Band-aid fixes won’t protect children, Greens ready to work with Government to deliver a national independent early learning watchdog with teeth
NSW Apartment Approvals Boost Welcome, But More to Do 
Eight-year Evolution Tracks Demands Of Modern Warfare
SA’s World Leading Political Donations Ban Now In Force
Cheaper Insurance Locked In For Tasmanians
Melbourne Childcare Worker Charged
Department of Energy and Economic Diversification is created
Department of Treasury and Finance established to further strengthen WAs economic framework
Minns Labor Government brings back fairness and transparency as on-the-spot parking fines return
Toll Revenue Forecast In NSW Budget
Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration established
Queensland Academy of Sport enters new era on the road to 2032
Long-awaited seafood labelling change a welcome start, but Australians still left guessing
Autism Awareness Australia Welcomes Grattan Institute’s Call for NDIS Rebalance
Labor Party Confirms Plan To Sell Assets And Tax More
Firearms Act Reform podcast: Episode 7 – Hunting Licenses and Permissions
Firearms Act Reform podcast: Episode 6 – Health Standards
Statement On Economic Reform Roundtable
Firearms Act Reform podcast: Episode 5 – Security and Storage
Landmark Excessive Self-defence Reforms Passed

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