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Labor's Employment White Paper explained
A year after the jobs and skills summit, the federal government has released a white paper outlining recommendations for the future of work in Australia.
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'Honour' to represent Bendigo: Jacinta Allan becomes Victoria's youngest female premier
Jacinta Allan will replace Daniel Andrews as Victorian premier, becoming just the second female premier in Victoria after Joan Kirner who served from 1990 to 1992.
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Dan Andrews quits politics in shock resignation
Victoria Premier Dan Andrews has sensationally resigned as Premier of Victoria, after leading the state since 2014.
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'We will never forget': PM Anthony Albanese launches COVID-19 preparedness inquiry
The latest inquiry will consolidate the more than 20 investigations that have already taken place in order to examine the nation's preparedness for any future pandemics.
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Senate inquiry into regional bank branch closures
As regional bank branches slowly begin to shut their doors on residents and businesses, a Senate inquiry into the closures has begun after referral to the Rural and Regional Affairs Committee.
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Police shortage across Australia hits crisis point
"We're in a crisis situation at this point in time. It is a real challenge, not only recruiting but in the retention of police across Australia. We are putting the police officers who are left at risk. And we are putting the community at risk," said Ian Leavers, president of the Queensland Police Union and the Police Federation of Australia.
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NSW Budget 2023: Winners and losers
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey's debut budget prioritises essential services, while slashing funding for past government projects in Labor's first NSW state budget in over a decade.
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NSW Budget 2023: State’s return to surplus planned in two years
The NSW Labor Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has handed down the Budget, outlining plans to return the government to surplus in the next two years, despite the more than $18 billion in new spending and $8 billion Budget shortfall predicted for 2023-2024.
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'Walk for Yes' rallies draw crowds ahead of Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum
Tens of thousands of Aussies, both at home and aboard, took to the streets for the ‘Walk for Yes’ rallies held on Sunday, 17 September. All 40 walks, marched to the iconic John Farnham song, ‘You’re the Voice' to show their support for the upcoming referendum, set to held on October 14.
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Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price outlines in National Press Club address her opposition to the Indigenous Voice To Parliament
The Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Nampijinpa Price addressed the National Press Club on her oppositions to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, ahead of the referendum on October 14.
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