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Greens write to education ministers urging full funding for public schools
FSC Statement on Performance Test Review
Mayor backs review into ESL
Direct Experience Group holds its first meeting
Copyright and AI reference group to be established
Visit to Ghana for UN Peacekeeping Ministerial Meeting
Supermarkets at risk of falling off Santa’s nice list
Labor’s Christmas gift for Unions
School disruption report offers no answers for teachers or disadvantaged kids
Industrial relations reform bill passes parliament
Release of the Productivity Commission’s draft report on philanthropic giving
Publishing ministerial diaries an important, small step in improving Victoria’s integrity standards
Report recommends Commonwealth Employment Services system
Watch private health system reform webinar
Podiatric surgery needs reform: AMA submission
ACOSS urges root and branch employment services overhaul
Workforce Australia report sets foundation for better jobs deal
Independent Ministerial Advisory Council to give victims a voice
Establishing Australia’s first Anti-Slavery Commissioner
Pill testing could be reality in Victoria by summer 2024, under historic joint bill
Statement on Closing Loopholes Bill
Consultant spend in Victoria must be slashed not increased: Greens
Gambling report supports getting dodgy money out of politics
Greens secure relief for renters: Stronger tax on empty homes means up to 5,000 could be made available as rentals
Modernising Australia’s media laws – for all Australians
Local Grocery Store Liquor Licensees taking part in Buy-Back scheme
Labor’s lazy approach to housing reform not right for New South Wales
Aged care services in future
Consultation and consideration overlooked again
Curriculum sideshow a distraction from public school funding crisis
Lack of detail in JSCEM report leaves door open for two party stitch up
Electoral Matters Committee highlights transparency, trust and participation in recommendations for reform
Strengthening and modernising Reserve Bank
BLACK FRIDAY MARKS A DARK WEEK IN TRANSPORT WITH THREE TRUCKIES KILLED
Victorian Government considering penalties for consultants like PwC who misuse information
Richest schools pocket $4.8 billion while public system remains underfunded
AMA ‘Clear hospital logjam’ wins Campaign of Year Award
Last chance to register for private health reform webinar
Help shape future of Not-for-Profit sector
Working to address sexual harm
Secrecy offences overhaul risks entrenching problems
Working together to build 4,000 new homes across country
Working together to build 4,000 new homes
Greens call for greater ambition in closing public school funding gap
Rugby Australia announces Daniel Herbert as new Chair, affirms commitment to reform and unity
Minister Washington’s child out-of-home-care reform push welcomed
Community Housing Innovation Fund
Allan Government must take action to protect vulnerable children

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