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We are here with a common goal: to eliminate nuclear weapons
Community invited to have say on future of Chinchilla Aquatic Centre
Medical Assurance Society to pay $2.1 million penalty for making false and misleading representations to customers
Permanent works paused at Tyalgum Road landslip as new review called
Government extends disciplinary action for Star
No time to waste for owners corporations who wish to register for Project Intervene
AUSTRAC accepts enforceable undertaking from Gold Corporation
20 years since asbestos was banned, but the risk still remains
Water works to help manage population growth
Rio Tinto starts recycling steel from Australia’s largest ever demolition project, on the Northern Territory’s Gove Peninsula
Three new inquiries for Public Works Committee
Remaining steady under pressure
Problem screen use hits attention and higher-level thinking: study 
Remediation work to commence at historic Lake George Mine
Beechworth Courthouse Kelly Trials Exhibition Delayed
Feeling sedimental: celebrating our impact improving water quality on the Reef
Extra sand delivered for Stockton Beach
Strong headway made on natural disaster landslip sites
Works progress on transformative sport and community hub in Launceston
Remediation works on Esplanade eastern pier
Work underway to improve Bar Beach access
Mining reform to strengthen environmental regulation
Council gets beach ready for turtle nesting season
Victoria’s Point Wilson Wharf to accelerate guided weapons for the ADF
Offshore patrol vessels listed as a project of concern
Better management of contaminated land
Josh Addo-Carr Penalty
Ballarat Saleyards site never considered for permanent housing
Minister’s Guideline MG-15 published
Kiwibank to pay $812,500 penalty for making false and misleading representations to customers
Vero to pay $3.9 million penalty for making false and misleading representations to customers about multi-policy discounts
Consumers warned to switch off potentially dangerous LG solar batteries immediately
Stormwater pipework have begun at Stuarts Point
Up to $400,000 available to enhance fish habitat
West Majura Grasslands Reserve to temporarily close during safety and remediation works
St Clair Villa re-opens for one weekend only
$6.4 million boost for Great Barrier Reef water quality projects
Valentine Holmes penalty
More work for Waukivory Road
Many Southern tracks open, but caution advised
Re-energised White Bay Power Station to open its doors and host 2024 Biennale of Sydney
Projects of concern summit held in Canberra
Court approves ANZ and ASIC settlement relating to credit card cash advance fees being charged in some circumstances
Government invests further in Central Hawke’s Bay resilience
Parliamentary Committee to review Defence Fuel Transformation project
More Affordable Housing for More Territorians
Launceston Northern Suburbs Recreational Hub full steam ahead
Delprat Cottage landscape remediation project lands prestigious Good Design Award

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