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Minns Labor Government introducing new bill to combat crime, corruption
Super tax reform an important next step toward fairer taxation
Greens call for IBAC reform as serious questions remain over Big Build corruption
New legislation to build a stronger and fairer super system
Reforms To Enable GPs To Diagnose ADHD From March
NSW new reforms to enable GPs to diagnose ADHD from March
Kat McNamara MLA resigns as Member for Nightcliff, citing health reasons
New report card calls for shared accountability on coronial DFSV recommendations
Minns Government moves to permanently reward safe drivers
Tackling terrorism: PJCIS recommends compulsory questioning powers made permanent
ATEC Legislation Passes House
The sustainability of private surgical practice and patient access to timely care in Australia
New figures reveal: One native animal legally killed every minute in New South Wales
Firearms Consultative Committee Appointed
Tails wagging as over 1,700 pet bonds lodged
New Directors Appointed To Racing Victoria Board
AMA Welcomes Plan To Keep Healthscope Hospitals Running
NSW Liberals and Nationals welcome action to protect our kids in NSW early learning
Interstate Prescriptions Reform Welcomed
Electrical reform made permanent to support Territory tradies and business
Reforms support quality, confidence, integrity in construction
Basin Review shows smarter management, not simply ‘adding water’ is the answer
CLP Cuts Red Tape For Territory Business And Community
Labor’s response to consultancy inquiries woefully inadequate
Brotherhood of St. Laurence Welcomes Thriving Kids – Supporting Children and Families Where They Live, Learn and Play
Government passes reform paving way for more affordable homes in Victoria
Everybody’s Home encouraged by reports of changes to CGT discount
ACT approvals lift, but Canberra still needs a steadier pipeline 
TWU SEEKS INCREASE TO OWNER DRIVER INCOME THRESHOLD FOR UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMINATIONS
View from The Hill: Littleproud and Ley turn on the music for another attempt at the two step
AgForce takes EPBC reform concerns directly to Minister Watt
Protecting Wetlands Starts With Supporting Landholders
Return To Work Update
Minns Government reforms overseas driving licence arrangements to keep NSW roads safe
Disturbances At Wadeye
Public Hospital Funding an Ongoing Disaster for Patients
CLP Cracking Down On Public Housing Tenants
Securing Certainty For Hospital Funding In Territory
OPAN WELCOMES A NEW REFERENCE GROUP TO INFORM SYSTEMIC ADVOCACY
New national hospital funding agreement must reduce pressure on EDs
$1 million to drive alcohol and other drugs system reform research in Queensland
Public consultation now open: ASQA fees and charges 2026-27
Common sense on health and safety will save up to $3 billion
Children in special schools feel supported, but face bullying and unmet needs
Missed Opportunity On Solar Sharer Offer
Grattan on Friday: Coalition split is massive blow for Ley but the fault lies with Littleproud
Labor’s economic management and reform agenda praised by OECD
ACT Completions Remain in Focus as Accord Delivery Task Hardens

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