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Tim Costello key speaker at Maroondah’s Gambling Harm Forum: free event
Point of Consumption Tax
Gambling Harm Awareness Week: 7 – 13 October
Red tape reform to bolster catch-and-cook tourism
Aggregating Land Tax Good Policy but Cuts Go Too Far: Australia Institute
Stock route fees must rise to maintain unique network for future
Catholic Super achieves returns greater than 10% over 48 years
Levy reform urgently needed
Government helping farmers meet new metering rules
UN calls for national action to protect rights of children and young people in Australia
APS statements on surgery for transgender minors
Retirement Incomes Review Panel lacks credibility on low-income issues and must be expanded
Time to address lack of resources in family law
Nation-first Protection Unit for Vulnerable South Australians
New correctional officers help keep Queensland communities safe
More police on frontline under new pay and conditions offer
Monash University: Applications open for Zema Energy Studies Scholarship
Government levels electricity playing field for consumers
Review of financial assistance to SME exporters
Urgent reform required to meet residential demand
Statement from Engineers Australia, following public release of draft Design and Building
Building reforms drive renewed confidence
Health system delivers Digital Strategy to improve patient care
NAB announces additional costs for customer-related remediation and software capitalisation change
Custody Notification Service now operational in Western Australia
Grant to help protect 160-year-old church
Rate cut shows economy remains stalled under Morrison
ASIC consults on reforms to sale of add-on financial products sold with cars
National Muslim Youth Conference to take place in Western Sydney
Retirement of Mr Finn Pratt AO PSM
IBAC recommendations accepted and implemented
Building reform surges ahead with new certifiers regulation
Million Dollar Chase Races onto 9Gem
Dangers of monopolists without constraint
Sweeping building sector reforms… under carpet
Moody’s Releases an Updated Credit Opinion on Saudi Arabia
AIST welcomes broad focus of retirement incomes review
Retirement income review an opportunity to reform Australia’s compulsory savings system for better ahead of promised increase
Retirement income review an opportunity to reform Australia’s compulsory savings system for better
Submission on draft Religious Discrimination Bill
New laws to protect ACT police, firefighters and paramedics
Ministers announce changes to Australian Skills Quality Authority
Proposed religious freedom reforms provide privilege not protection, say lawyers
Bambra local joins Council’s Positive Ageing Advisory Committee
Longer leases delivered for aquaculture sector
Australian Greens Senators Welcome NSW Abortion Decriminalisation
Opposition will fight attempt at censorship
Better rent protections welcome

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