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Labor votes down new laws to boot organised criminals off major projects
SA Gas and Water Trust looks a lot like a Santos subsidy
Upper House orders inquiry into funding of Victoria’s integrity watchdogs
Victorians paying the price for Labor’s financial management
Jacinta Allan votes against new crime and corruption-busting watchdog for Big Build sites
Accountability and transparency: historic reforms to foster care
Commercial discipline pays off at KiwiRail
Police reject LECC recommendations after DV investigation, using barrister who has defended alleged Nazis
Two Years On, No Update On Actions To Reduce Salmon Biomass In Skate’s ‘Roadmap’ To Recovery
Fewer victims of crime, more police on the beat
AWU SECURES HIGHEST PAID CIVIL CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT IN AUSTRALIA FOR SUBURBAN RAIL LOOP TUNNELLERS
Carbon conference more about capturing taxpayer dollars than emissions
One-in-three FRV Trucks Unavailable Under Labor
Labor shuts down bill to give anti-corruption watchdog “follow the dollar” powers
First round applications due for flagship $180.6 million industry fund
Parliament Demands Royal Commission Into Labor’s $15 Billion CFMEU Corruption Scandal
Greens Challenge Labor To Support Their Follow Dollar Laws And Strengthen IBAC By End Of Week
Toll Reform Rort
Infrastructure Plan Contradicts Government Own Spending Priorities
New powers to chase down every cent lost to Labor’s major project corruption
Strong action to stamp out Labor’s major project misconduct ( and Attachment)
Victoria’s Surgery Waitlist Blowouts Under Labor
Labor rejects stronger laws to bring order and calm back to Sydney’s streets
Labor’s $15 billion corruption scandal referred to IBAC ( and Attachment)
Statement From Leader Of Opposition 11 February
Greens call for IBAC reform as serious questions remain over Big Build corruption
Half of homelessness services forced to close doors
Power Agreement Delivers For NSW Taxpayers
Reserve Bank Decision
Nation-leading initiative unlocks surplus government land for housing
$70 Billion OneFund Performs For NSW
New Data Reveals Record Spending Ahead Of 2025 Election
Australian high schools the most expensive in the world – new research
CLP Cracking Down On Public Housing Tenants
Pressure building on Labor to ditch billions in fuel tax credits in budget
Productivity Commission report exposes Labor’s youth justice failures
Time to take profit out of NDIS, union urges
Greens call for inquiry into disaster plagued North East Link project
Inflation Lower In November
Public sector executives rise while emergency services workforce declines under Labor
Queensland tops states for new power generation and storage connections
Release Of Tax Expenditures And Insights Statement 17 December
Report shows overwhelming support for ECE food programme
CLP and Federal Labor do nothing to cut power bills, everything to fund Beetaloo gas profits
New gas exploration acreage a welcome boost to Australia’s energy security
Unemployment Rate Steady At Historic Lows
Changes To Social Security Payments From 1 January
Intelligence committee satisfied with intelligence agencies’ administration and expenditure