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Intelligence committee satisfied with intelligence agencies’ administration and expenditure
Forestry Corporation posts another multi-million-dollar loss in native forest division
Victorian Building Insolvency Victims Failed By Labor
Homes Victoria caught bidding against families for rental properties
Public Works Committee reviews proposed Attorney-General Department’s office fit-out
Allan Labor Government’s billion-dollar WorkSafe failures
2025 Mid-year Budget Review
Release Of Complete Monthly Consumer Price Index
Government’s Youth Crime Bill Misses Mark
Labor should cut spending big on consultants, not weaken public service
Longest run of annual real wages growth in almost a decade
Ferry Solution Saves New Zealand $2.3 Billion
Making it faster, easier to issue digital credentials
Ding dong, deadline calling. Will labor answer or keep hiding behind the door?
Landmark new open access agreement struck with Taylor & Francis, negotiations with Elsevier paused
Affluent suburbs top bookings in Labor’s free camping fiasco
Unemployment Falls And Thousands More Jobs Created
Labor Calls In Debt Collectors On Victorian Taxpayers
EPU Portal Capturing Valuable Feedback
Voters in Hamburg have rejected universal basic income. Many economists would agree with them
New school lunch programme serves communities and taxpayers
Paying JobSeeker Weekly Could Ease Financial Stress
Privatised Employment Services Complete Failure
EPU Calls For Ideas Through New Portal
Shelton pledges legislation to cut funding for councils promoting drag queens to children
Luxon’s Government Shreds Climate Consensus
Australian Government supporting Air T’s bid to acquire Rex
Interest Rates Decision
NZ First Introduces Bill to Ban Public Sales of Fireworks
Premier faces backlash from UN human rights experts for supporting Israeli weapons showcase
Treasurer Symes guarantees Labor’s latest North East Link cost blowout
Museums Victoria Bailed Out… Again
Losses Expose Labor’s Mounting Debt
Labor’s housing failure: cost blowouts, less homes, and an overwhelmed housing waitlist
Family First mulls registering in Tasmania after Liberals fund secret gender ideology lessons in schools
Underlying Inflation Remains In Target
$60 billion industry protected with biosecurity improvements
Statement On Matter Of Privilege
Prioritise public patients in public hospitals: peak bodies
One in eight electrical apprentices shocked at work
PSA Backs Plan To Stop State Asset Sales
Drilling Commences At Victoria Park
New Zealand Secures Major Shipbuilder For New Ferries
Historic Shorncliffe Station To Temporarily Close For Renovation Of Generation
Procurement Commences For Gabba Entertainment Precinct
Procurement Reboot Helps Kiwi Businesses
Legislation Freezing Beer Excise Introduced
Opinion Article By Samantha McCulloch In Australian Financial Review On East Coast Gas Market