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Territory IT companies and small to medium businesses will now have better access to cyber security advice and expertise with the opening of a new Joint...

Statues and other public art immortalising the significant contributions of great women today and throughout history will be boosted in Victoria, in a...

The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer has declared parts of Sydney a COVID-19 hotspot for the purposes of Commonwealth support from 23 June for...

The Sydney Swans will play the West Coast Eagles in Geelong next weekend - the Victorian Government securing the match after pandemic considerations...

Australian homeowners will have access to $230 million in discounted green home loan finance as part of a $750 million green mortgage-backed...

The Assistant Minister for Regional Development and Territories, the Honourable Nola Marino MP, has extended the declared State of Emergency for the...

After an incredibly successful first outing for 2021 back in May, the Noonamah Rodeo will return to Darwin's rural area on 4 September, and tickets are...

The Morrison Government has today released exposure draft legislation to support companies and their officers using technology to satisfy Corporations...

Two ministers have now failed to introduce a bill to parliament that would investigate if former Attorney-General Christian Porter is a fit and proper person to continue in his role as a senior minister following alleged rape claims disclosed earlier this year.

Marise Payne: Thank you Ian and let me acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet today here in Canberra, and pay my respects to...