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Tiny GPS Backpacks Bring Bush Stone-Curlew Back To Philip Island
Confidence Up but Challenges Persist – Property Council 
Help Shape Flood Resilience In Tweed’s Coastal Creeks
On-farm Drought Infrastructure Grants Open
APRA releases quarterly authorised deposit-taking institution statistics for September 2024
Food and Fibre sector set to break records
Research Image Competition
Draft Community Strategic Plan Now On Display
AusBiotech and BioMelbourne Network welcome the Victorian Government’s Economic Growth Statement
Albanese Government delivers $8.5 million for Sydney Jewish Museum
Multimillion-dollar boost to support SMEs’ digital transformation
Beat Heat At Council’s Cool Places
Australia-Thailand Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
‘Pressure makes diamonds’: how Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout can get even faster
Community braver than cowards that perpetrated Antisemitic evil
The doctoral course ‘Sustainable Health and the 2030 Agenda’ has started
Remarks – Melbourne
Insurance industry taking strides towards net-zero, new report finds
Applications open for mental wellbeing campaigns
Bonds shared as stewards of the ocean
250th Australian Made Rail Wagon
CCE names critical issue lead for community and economic vitality programs
Ring in 2025 with a Dazzling and Colourful Fireworks Display at Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour
Logan youth organisation receives federal funding boost to support young people
South Australia Leads Way In Supporting Small Business
Boosting belonging and mental wellness for people with disability in Tweed
Improved flood protection for vulnerable Cessnock neighbourhood
APRA finalises enhancements to superannuation data collections
Property Council supports action on Urban Heat 
Largest class of new police officers in a decade sworn into the NSW Police Force
Six C’s Emergency Prep Sessions Sound Success
Funding for Hawke’s Bay water security project
Network Upgrade Helps Portland Planes Soar
Additional Sailing To Assist Our King Island Producers
Government to partner with private sector to plant trees on low value Crown land
$220,000 awarded through 2025 Youth Engagement Grants Program
Government partners to boost rural productivity in Hawke’s Bay
Community Supporting Community
Building Resilience: Montrose Pavilion’s gets Solar and Battery Boost
WA Museum launches exhibition of profound cultural significance
Upgrading substations to improve reliability for Wellington metro rail
New Research from NetApp Finds One in Five Companies Unable to Recover Data After Cyberattack
Tasmania Is Open For Business 4 December
Melbourne Cricket Education Academy Celebrates Graduating Class of 2024
Fuel companies required to store more jet fuel
NFF backs new report: Australian food system at tipping point
Teacher Burnout Absent In Global Policy Gap
FNQ early years sector join forces to support children during disasters

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