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Shire urges residents to have their say on jet skis
City of Ryde leading advocate for change in building sector
COAG focus on VET encouraging – engagement with industry essential
Improving Government engagement with Aboriginal communities
WA voluntary assisted dying bill differs from Victoria’s
Message from Chief Executive Officer/Chief Officer
Effect of Lockout laws on assault: latest data
Injured road users and workers to benefit from dispute resolution changes
Better Support For Victorians With Personality Disorders
Hunting Board Hits Target With New Appointments
We need better stewardship of our land to tackle climate change
Hard work of disability advocates rewarded with VISA policy changes
Performance-based funding proposals: IRU response
Swift action required to fix decimated snapper stocks
Health-based regime for drug abuse and addiction heralds new era of compassion
Regional polytechs to lose autonomy and jobs
Stronger air pollution laws essential for Australian’s health
Gambling losses increase by $1.4 million
Decriminalisation of drugs by stealth law passes
Education reform must prioritise needs of staff and learners
ASIC consults on new guidance for companies on whistleblower policies
NSW Building Commissioner appointed
460 Squadron recognises extraordinary legacy
Victims neglected by Govt’s soft on crime agenda
Aged Care Employee Day
Green Party seek to strengthen Electoral Amendment bill
Creating Generational Change: Passage of Care and Protection of Children Amendment Bill
MGA supports proposals for reform of Small Business Dismissal Code
Polytech reforms grab community cash
New leader of CBOS appointed
Gas measures a step in right direction
Security of Payment laws start soon
Funding Boost For Free TAFE As Enrolments Surge
Anz’s new pay model, a step in right direction says FSU
ANZ reforms remuneration structure
TEC warns polytechnic reforms will fail with extreme impact
Oil and gas industry supports red tape reform
Parliament Preview: Cutting Crime through Alcohol Reform
Productivity Commission to review resources sector regulation
Greens to focus on supporting New Zealanders who rent
Liddell and Torrens decisions give breathing space to implement electricity plan
Smooth transition key to successful vocational education reform
A System For Young People, Designed By Young People
Council to request changes to Windermere ward
Penalty for teens death disgraceful: Greens
Hungary must enforce its foreign bribery offence against companies, including foreign subsidiaries
Farmers seek assurance on Basin Inspector General role & outline expectations for water ministers meeting
Oil and gas industry showcase at Parliament House

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