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Budget Takes Positive First Step On Productivity
Tax reform a strong foundation for addressing housing crisis: Jesuit Social Services
Indexing capital gains makes tax system fairer: e61
Laws passed to deliver AML red tape relief
Labor’s mismanagement undermines Enhanced Maternal and Child Health program
Attitudes Towards Road User Charging Reform
Minister Butler Ignores Funding Deficiencies for Community Health Centres in Melbourne
MEAA responds to predatory practices targeting Australian musicians
AUSTRAC steps up supervision of virtual assets sector as reforms take effect
Appointment Of Open Government Forum Members 8 May
Laws to abolish ‘good character’ for sexual offenders pass NSW Upper House
Changes to superannuation performance test must promote consumers’ best financial interests
Strengthening Annual Superannuation Performance Test
Minns Labor Government must urgently pass amended good character evidence bill
NSW Government animal welfare reforms fall short of promised changes
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act amendments a welcome start to modernising New South Wales laws but the job is not done
France risks undermining Kanak Indigenous People’s self-determination in New Caledonia, UN committee warns
Mandatory Notifications Bill Passes House Of Assembly
World record 18-years in balance of power, as Shane Rattenbury retires from ACT Parliament
Short Stay Levy Keeps More Tourism Dollars In Tasmania
2027 Three-Year-Old and Four-Year-Old Kindergarten registrations now open
New building laws a boost for housing delivery and productivity
New leadership, shared direction: a strong foundation for the future
Regulatory Initiatives Grid continues to strengthen transparency and coordination
RBA Sounds Alarm On Stagflation On Eve Of Budget
Councils Invited To Fast-track Local Reform
View from The Hill: the art of political spin – defending a broken promise as ‘building trust’
Single Form Tendering providing pathway to simpler Government contracts
Acclaimed lawyer and author Josh Bornstein to join The Australia Institute to tackle corporate power
Hearings commence for inquiry to tackle racism, hate and violence toward First Nations people
AMA Medicare Gaps Poster
National Construction Code interim report welcomed – assessment duplication cut will support housing delivery
Inaugural National Biosecurity Strategy Annual Report released
Green Party Bill to protect overdose emergency callers from legal risks receives cross party support
Submission To Inquiry Into Integrity Of NDIS
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Orders commence in Tasmania
Aboriginal Business Leaders Help Shape Sector’s Future
Five Species Selected For Protection Statement Pilot
Protected: Why reform alone won’t fix the Greyhound Racing industry
Allan Government Promises $100m to Drip-Feed More Buses – but the West Needs More
30th Anniversary Of Port Arthur Massacre
HSU welcomes NDIS reforms to drive out dodgy providers and fix broken funding model
Give your child a strong start to education with free kindergarten in Mitchell Shire
Labor is scapegoating disabled Australians while letting billions leak from Medicare
Personal care to be fully funded under Support at Home from October
NDIS reforms must work for people with terminal illness
Smart energy use should be rewarded, not punished
Slater and Gordon backs Queensland push to close legal loophole for victim-survivors

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