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Sporting club grants shaping healthier community venues
Progress on new planning regulations to cut red tape
CFO Sentiment: up for COVID recovery challenge
Australian first as ACT Greens secure commitment to regular pill-testing
Continuing to invest in child safety
Labor’s staggering hypocrisy on corrections and remission
ABCC fine protects dodgy developers who withhold payments
Climate action in Canberra’s planning system to go to a vote: ACT Greens
Tax Practitioners Board launches new corporate plan 2020-21
Increase to sick leave crucial to health response: Greens
TasCAT bill tabled in Parliament
Energy Security Board reappointments welcomed
Electoral Matters Committee continues to fail Victorians by delaying voting reform
Fresh approach to school planning open for community feedback
AMA prescription for private health
Next steps for Marine Scalefish Fishery reform
Practical steps to make it easier to do business
Improving funding approaches for rail projects
New funding to use recycled materials in infrastructure
ACT Government responds to Our Booris, Our Way
Government proposes much needed copyright changes for online access
Catholic Education supports Government plans to amend Copyright Act to protect teachers and parents
City of Perth welcomes Inquiry Report
Innovative solutions can solve homelessness in Queensland
ASQA’s Regulatory Strategy announces online learning focus and provider support
TWU calls for change of direction at ata
Leadership needed to protect most vulnerable from gaming harm: ACT Greens
Well-designed aged care workforce regulation should lead reform
NSW first in Australia measuring floodplain harvesting
Community views sought on abuse of Powers of Attorney
ACWA welcomes plans for integrated birth certificates recognising adoption
Policy reforms needed to boost women’s financial well-being
Water regulator disappointed by court decision
Global Mental Health Leaders Call for Structural Reform for Crisis Care
Fair compensation for work injuries ‘almost impossible’ if NSW scheme issues not resolved
Foreign Investment Review Board consultation on exposure draft legislation
AIRA welcomes extension of virtual AGM relief measures
Statement on New National Agreement on Closing Gap
Closing Gap needs investment and reforms
A New Agreement On Closing Gap
Farmers, communities & environment suffer from dysfunctional water market; reform needed
Murray-Darling Basin water markets in need of major changes
Aboriginal Victorians now 16 times more likely to be imprisoned than general population
Profit-to-member funds push for reform to invest in housing, energy and infrastructure
Migrant investors can fund fall in immigration
New analysis examines major differences in Massachusetts Legislature’s police reform bills
Overhaul of NSW workers’ comp scheme needed to restore fairness for workers
Public interest journalism wins in defamation reforms

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