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Bridge fixes on offer
The Commonwealth bridges renewal program is open.
No good reason for fake RBTs
Victoria Police faked hundreds of thousands of breath tests because of a “meaningless” target, a review finds.
Gunner takes aim at PS heads
NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner is considering disciplinary action against department heads who come in over budget.
ABCC builds case for cupboard
The construction industry watchdog has defended its $6,000 taxpayer-funded cupboard.
Report reveals Reef grant failures
The controversial $444 million grant to an obscure Great Barrier Reef charity did not comply ...
Sydney swimmers warned of risks
Scientists say western Sydney residents are at risk of swimming in contaminated water.
Guards strike at remote prison
Guards have walked off the job at a WA prison, striking over staffing and safety concerns.
Aerators arranged for sick river
Water authorities are rushing to respond to mass death events in the Murray-Darling basin.
AFP gun rules changed
The suicides of several Australian Federal Police officers inside their own workplaces has prompted tighter gun rules.
Cracked tower reviews loom
A new report questions the strength of horizontal support beams in Sydney’s Opal Tower.
Green light for 800MW wind farm
Approval has been granted for an 800MW wind power project in Victoria’s Golden Plains Shire.
SA blackout payments cut
South Australia's blackout compensation payments have been slashed.
DVA picks up DHS tech head
The Department of Veterans' Affairs has appointed the Department of Human Services' chief technology officer to run business transformation.
Cloud plans move ahead
Authorities have approved a new plan for the federal government to source multiple digital records management solutions.
Kakadu pledges from both sides
Kakadu National Park will receive over $200 million in federal funding after this year's federal election.
NT bailout unlikely
The PM has all but ruled out Commonwealth support for the Northern Territory’s severe budget issues.
Low fuel stores cause warning
The Federal Government has been warned that Australia’s low fuel stockpiles could leave the nation dangerously exposed.
Wide net cast for mental health help
The Tasmanian Health Service (THS) has been criticised for sending staff oversees to recruit new workers.
Citizen ceremonies to be set
The Federal Government is moving to force local councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day.
Opal refunds capped
NSW transport authorities say they will not refund all incorrect fare charges for Sydney commuters.