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Statement by National Farmers Federation President Fiona Simson on Murray Darling Basin Plan
Government investing to future proof school property
Water Safety Week Launched With New Summer Campaign
Man dead, two rescued after boat capsizes, NSW
Navy tanker back home for Christmas
Fighting drought with Water for Fodder
Stay out of pipes and drains and cool off in Wave Pool
Pursuit at Gold Coast
New pool & spa safety barrier regulations
No Time For Complacency Says Victoria’s Water Outlook
Attracting Visitation: Carnival Splendor Makes Maiden Voyage to Darwin
Electrical licensing disciplinary action
Lured to Tassie fly fishing
Police responding to traffic crash at Broadbeach Waters
Police seek help to find two Sunbury teens
Manuka Pool re-opens with two million-dollar facelift
Now is time for ragwort control
Accessible Beaches program open for summer
Mount Lindesay and Palen Creek part of Mount Barney fire bushfire
Brauer Teething Gel 20 g
Ancestral land between Chinchilla and Glencoe recognised
Sweetheart royalty deal for Adani coal mine should be taken off table
Port Phillip flies flag for International Day of People with Disability
Police urge Tasmanians to be safe on water this summer
Council’s maintenance crews to benefit from newly launched pontoon
Delay to new swim season for Manilla
Additional lifeguards to improve safety at Sunshine Coast beaches
Heated pool allows older swimmers to stay forever young
A summer of South-West blue swimmer crabbing set for good start
Police update 1: Concern for welfare in Alice Springs
Paradise Dam inquiry called as reports released
Accelerating investment in SA’s mining sector
Securing Geelong’s Water Supplies
Riverbanks of Yarra in focus
Historic court victory for Queensland flood victims
Largest Ever Contract Signed – $50M to Manage Shoal Bay
Aboriginal birth registration GETS a BOOST
Parkdale Yacht Club to get long-awaited rebuild
Keeping Kids Safe With New Pool Safety Regulations
Council acts to protect ponies from dog attacks
Australia’s Reef report to UNESCO – how to avoid “in danger” listing
Water Restrictions Will Soon Be In Place
Change in aquaculture vital if billions more to be fed
City of Ryde to raise funds for those impacted by bushfires and drought
Power$mart Homes program open
Delivering For Irrigators And Protecting Goulburn
Revellers urged to make good decisions for a safe and fun ‘Festival X’, NSW
Packaging made from banana plants an a-peeling alternative