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"Traditional Owners of the Gundanji and Garawa nation do not consent to fracking in the Beetaloo basin, but the government has put $50 million towards...

Major pavement rehabilitation works on the South Eastern Freeway between the Tollgate and Crafers have resumed this week, moving the project towards...

Australia will deliver more than 400,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Vietnam this week, as part of the ongoing commitment to work together with our close...

The Parliament has today passed legislation that will ensure our national security agencies continue to have the powers they need to combat current and...

Thousands of small and medium businesses impacted by COVID-19 trading restrictions – from restaurants, cafes and hotels to tourism operators, gyms and...

The Morrison Government is providing additional support to small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) who continue to deal with the economic impacts of the...

Cyclists and pedestrians will get safer, smoother paths and trails thanks to a record investment by the Marshall Liberal Government into local cycling...

The Greens and the disability community have achieved another huge win! After years of raising the alarm that the confidentiality provisions in the...

Almost every aspect of the festival has a local focus, including artists, musicians, and participants, as well as the materials used to create the...

Roger Jaensch,Minister for Strategic Growth The Tasmanian Liberal Government recognises that the private sector is critical to growing our economy and is...