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Quarterly Carbon Market Report highlights uptick for household energy systems
RMA ‘reform’ fails test
Home care pricing caps win for older Australians: COTA Australia
Bold thinking and building on past success key to Universities Accord
Boost to whistleblower protections welcomed
Green Party solution better for Māori voters, not deal with National
DTA CEO appointed Head of Digital Profession
Resource Management reform ensures Crown fulfils Treaty obligations
Work on Byron Bay sand dunes to start on 21 November
New resource management system provides clearer direction for farmers
Doctors oppose proposed paracetamol restrictions
First home buyers receive power to choose from this weeekend
Oil and gas industry welcomes new offshore regulator Chief Executive Officer
New bus review opportunity to fix west’s bus network
Metering reform extension for flood-affected farmers
Greens call on Labor to preference Greens and progressive independents above Liberals
Charities Registration Board chair reappointed
New local government regulations gazetted for Council meetings to continue electronically
Civil society organisations launch 2023 State Election Platform, calling for leaders to ‘Put pokies in their place’
AMACDT October Round up: CRAC, Trainee Forum and SIGs/ACs
Minister completes tour of 54 rural and provincial councils
Sunday 9am trading commences and Midnight Christmas trading dates confirmed
Replace Parliament Prayers with Minute’s Silence: SA Voters
Review of firearms, knives and weapons offences
Government urged to deliver affordable and accessible financial advice
Beneficial ownership register – consultation
Office of National Rail Regulator chief wraps up eight year term
Tax reform needed to tackle inflation, not interest rate hikes
Community Legal Centres welcome long overdue sexual harassment reform, but work needed on access to justice
Insurance Council welcomes first step towards reform of Western Australian towing industry
Financial adviser registration delayed
Teacher shortage plan silent on public school funding
Delay to financial adviser registration
Opinion piece: Economy needs its zip back
Government support for rural water suppliers
Consultation on draft Territory Plan and District Strategies welcome
First home buyer choice adds up for majority of first-time buyers
Tow truck drivers now required to declare maximum fees
Govt adopts Green alcohol harm solutions
Greens push to double gambling tax and prevent racing industry from making cent
Disability Employment Australia strongly supports two-year extension of DES program
Industrial Relations bill must put workers and carers first
Australia cannot afford to go back to future by reintroducing industry-wide bargaining
Call for feedback on final Territory Plan variations
Strong support for National Housing Accord
Commitment to compulsory dementia education crucial to success of aged care reforms outlined in Federal Budget
Call for Aboriginal Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Board Members
Tougher penalties for serious data breaches

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