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Plain Language Act Repeal Bill passes first reading
Back to basics for public service
Rail ferries and straightforward infrastructure
Launch of in-house expert network continues NSW Government’s efforts to rein in consultant costs
Rising Tide climate protesters confront Dutton at XXXX Brewery
Headline And Underlying Inflation Fall In February
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – Sunrise
Is this the right budget for these economic times? We asked 5 experts
Rising Tide protesters shut down Angus Taylor presser, after interrupting Dutton earlier today
Rising Tide protesters crash Dutton’s Lowy speech
Public sector contract management is mixed and requires closer attention
Vic bail reforms might be ‘tough’, but they aren’t effective
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred-affected locals confront Treasurer over coal and gas during pre-budget speech
Treasurer’s tax hit: Australians paying thousands more in tax under Labor
Battin – Statement From Leader Of Opposition
Fee changes to improve border management
North Melbourne public housing tower redevelopment to double social homes
Unanswered nuclear questions put Australians at risk
Musicians welcome Live Music Inquiry Report, call for urgent action
Battin & Mulholland – Labor’s ‘ghost shifts’ scandal exposes massive waste
Government-funded jobs boom conceals weak private sector labour market
Greens welcome national conversation on disadvantage in schools
Efficiency and Productivity Unit to drive better service delivery
Mock Christianity on your own dime, Family First tells Mardi Gras
Leave Harmony Day alone, abolish the AHRC instead says Family First
Spirits backflip welcome, but months and millions of dollars late 02 March 2025
Refocusing Public Service On What Matters To Tasmanians
Parklea Prison announcement vindicates PSA campaign
Commissioner’s opening statement – Senate Economics Legislation Committee, 26 February 2025 | Australian Taxation Office
ATO welcomes ANAO audit report on Governance of AI | Australian Taxation Office
Rockliff’s Spirit leasing charade must come to an end 22 February 2025
Crisafulli Government moves to bolster CCC reporting powers and restore integrity 
Secrecy, Prime Ministerial Promises, Now Mass Deaths
Urgent inquiry needed into political interference at Creative Australia
Premier Jacinta Allan has the blood of Australia’s native waterbirds on her hands Premier’s call on duck shooting ignores the risk of…
Albanese Government passes legislation to deliver child care 3 Day Guarantee
Locking gas out of Capacity Investment Scheme risks higher power prices and blackouts
Politicians kneecap charities, climate in electoral power grab
Major Parties Stitch Up On Electoral Reforms to Cement Their Duopoly
Greens say public ownership of Rex is the only option in Australians’ best interests
CLP redirects funding from environmental activist groups
Forestry Corporation caught out changing sustainability report
Committee reviews intelligence agencies’ use of AI and consultants
Coalition’s tax-free lunch plan could cost $250 million or $10 billion – depending on who’s doing the sums
Jo ‘Van’ Haylen And Rosé Jackson Must Go
MR – LABOR-GREENS ENERGY POLICY NOTHING MORE THAN THIN AIR
Minns Labor Government slashes consultant and contractor spend by $450m, following years of Liberal-National waste
Using Our Voices In 2025

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