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Nats leader rejects new water inquiry call
Labor commits $10 million to boost CSIRO climate science centre capabilities
Twin blights on our democracy
Faafoi slow to fix unfair KiwiSaver withdrawal rule
Liberal Democrats rally for cannabis legislation
More Labor lies over preference deal
Labor says “Vote now, details later”
PM sets Shorten security test
Shorten vows to take owner-drivers off road
FECCA calls on all parties to preference One Nation last
Young leaders gather for a unique parliamentary experience
Sticking to your guns – politics of mass shootings
Public input urged on voluntary assisted dying legislation
Greens Japan: how is party going eight years after Fukushima?
Greens Launch Plan to Make Childcare Free
GetUp and Labor’s “homophobe” slur insults parents
Greens focus on young people for climate change election
Lambert: Qualified for job
Give ’em “L” Rikki
Senate candidate visiting MIA today
Trump UK visit confirmed – what about Australia?
Centre Alliance to introduce a bill to improve ‘tax haven’ procurement due diligence and transparency
Watergate valuations must be released in full
Light Rail Community Preview Loop a big success
Statement On Parliamentary Sitting Dates
Have your say on sexual violence prevention
New research exposes extent of mineral demand for renewable energy technologies
McGowan Government tackling drink and drug driving with extra money for roadside testing
Hon Doc for former SA Senator and women’s rights campaigner – Natasha Stott Despoja
Secular Senator wishes all a Happy Easter
Roundtable sets agenda for action on youth fare evasion
Aged care bill will be top of new agenda: Sharkie
Govt responds to Tax Working Group report
Is Adani splashing donation cash to buy influence for its climate-wrecking coal mine?
Statement from acting Attorney-General Stirling Hinchliffe about High Court decision
Bobby Singh appointed Shadow Minister for International Development
Progress being made for administration workers on Admin Appreciation day
State Government awards $125,000 in grants to commemorate 125 years of women’s suffrage in SA
Have your say on phasing out single-use plastics
APRA releases new Enforcement Approach
Constitutional recognition for First Australians
Greens launch participatory democracy policy for citizens juries and petitions to be debated
Sam Romano launches bid to unseat ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾s’ Andrew Gee in Calare
Housing crisis hurting Tasmania’s economy
Use your vote wisely: Brazier
Poll: 80% of Australians support a Federal Integrity Commission with strong powers
Bridges thanks Korako for services to Parliament
Nuk Korako to retire from Parliament

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