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You can have your say on knives, firearms and other weapon offences review
NAB backs tighter restrictions on payday lenders
Payday loans and consumer lease protections welcome
Inquiry to hear from Alliance for Gambling Reform and people with lived experience of gambling harm
Human rights experts support call for UN tax treaty
Ending gag on legal assistance providers
Greens welcome passage of Respect at Work Bill
New data reveals impact of palliative care and health reform needed
UN committee concludes country visit, calls for urgent legislative reform and attention to victims
Root-and-branch reform of NSW Biodiversity Offsets Scheme is required to protect nature and communities
Northern Land Council statement on passage of NT Fisheries Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
Government Trading Enterprise reform strengthens governance
Recognition of cultural heritage 234 years overdue
Extended Basin Plan timeframes just make sense
Fisheries Act amended to recognise existing rights of Aboriginal Territorians
ACT Planning Bill must prioritise Canberra’s most vulnerable
New report signals Murray-Darling Basin Plan water recovery shortfall
Greens secure costs reform commitment
Public consultation launched – abortion legislation reform
Cricket Australia Code of Conduct Change
Time to extend voting age
Hate speech change welcome, but still leaves communities at risk
No public money for private schools without full transparency
Council supports community petitions
Greens call on Andrews to come clean on Druery rort
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

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