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

More than $400,000 has been invested by the Federal Government to continue support for polio survivors who have life-long impacts from the disease. Tens...

We now have 60 local cases and more than 350 exposure sites. And a variant of the virus that is quicker and more contagious than we've seen before. To...

Recreational fishers in South Australia are again being asked to become citizen scientists and donate their filleted Australian salmon frames to...

Date Time Regional Telecommunications Review committee announced An independent committee has been appointed to examine and undertake a review into regional telecommunications services. Federal Regional Communications Minister, Mark Coulton MP today announced the membership of the committee that will carry out the 2021 Regional Telecommunications Review. The committee will review the state of telecommunications services in regional, rural and remote parts of Australia, and will report to the Go...

In addition to Greater Melbourne and the Local Government Area of Bendigo, the Acting Chief Health Officer has declared the remainder of the state of...

The Australian Government is investing $60 million to extend support for COVID‑19 response measures for Australia's impacted aged care facilities until...

A second Arcare Maidstone resident has been diagnosed COVID-19 positive. The second resident's initial test had been previously indeterminate and further...

Department of Health World No Tobacco Day is an annual reminder of the dangers of tobacco use and its impact on the health of individuals and communities. It also sheds light on the tactics used by tobacco and related companies to attract younger generations of smokers, despite public health and regulatory efforts to lessen their influence. There is growing evidence that smokers are more likely to develop severe COVID-19 disease if they become infected. This has triggered millions of smokers wo...