This approach would mean that ultimate decision-making for alcohol management plans for communities in the Northern Territory are made in Canberra.
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Steggall calls for Albanese to make good on his PEP11 promises
Asset Energy commenced proceedings following the revelation that Mr Morrison had secretly sworn himself to the resources portfolio and to four other departments of state without disclosure to his Cabinet colleagues or to the public.
Independent wants to stop ‘money buying power’
“Politicians should be elected on their policies, their values and what they can offer their community, not on who has the biggest war chest,” Wilkie said.
Networking event for local emerging artists
Six finalists were selected from 42 applications by artists aged 18 to 30 from across NSW.
Simple and seminal words from Senator Dodson on the Voice
“As an Aboriginal man and traditional owner, I can also say unequivocally that the Voice will not cede sovereignty nor curtail future efforts towards agreement-making and truth-telling.” – Senator Pat Dodson
Community land consultation myth buster
The bottom line is that if you have a natural reserve, wetland, foreshore area, park or sportsfield near your home that you care about, it is worth checking how it will be classified under Central Coast Council’s proposed new plan of management.
New push to stop extradition of Assange
The charges against him are politically motivated in that they are motivated by an intention to punish Mr Assange for exposing the war crimes of the American military.
Central Coast Council called out for “shameful” record on protecting wetlands
“If Central Coast Council will not reclassify and permanently protect Porters Creek Wetland will it come clean and let the community know why not. Is the long-term plan to develop the airport into the wetland? If so, where’s the business case for doing so?”
Your national parliament paid for by Clive Palmer and the Cardboard King
Large donations from monied interests pose a unique threat to the democratic fabric, according to the Centre for Public Integrity.
LINA says five changes are needed to save local news in Australia
Nearly 300 Australian newsrooms have downsized or, more often, closed completely since January 2019. At least 30 areas across Australia are now considered to be news deserts with no local print or digital outlet at all.