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The RSPCA has warned that the NSW’s Government attempt to protect wild horses from being culled will “veto evidence-based management” of their environmental impact.
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Rudd gives evidence in pink batts case
Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says the pink batts scheme would not have proceeded if its safety risks were better understood.
ICAC speaks on safety powers
The powers of South Australia's workplace safety inspectors puts them at “significant risk of corruption, including bribery and coercion” ...
Gupta wants more Whyalla works
British billionaire businessman Sanjeev Gupta is planning a major investment in the city of Whyalla.
Brisbane launches flood fund
Homeowners in two Brisbane suburbs have been offered funding for modifications to improve their flood immunity.
John Lloyd leaving PS leadership
Public Service Commissioner John Lloyd has resigned amid questions over his conduct.
ANSTO staff hit by SAP glitch
The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation's (ANSTO) is fixing tech errors in response to workers’ concerns.
NDIS expert wants new money
A former leader of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) has joined call for a funding overhaul.
SA trims ES levy
South Australia is reducing its Emergency Services Levy.
Country costs for wireless NBN
It seems more regional residents want internet access than NBN designers planned for.
Power firms agree on closure
The Victorian Government has secured a deal with Latrobe Valley power companies that will see them give the state five years’ notice if they intend to close.
QLD cuts household bills
A new ruling will see electricity bills outside south-east Queensland fall by $20 a year.
FWC orders wage rise
The Fair Work Commission has increased the national minimum wage by 3.5 per cent to $719.20 a week.
Greens attack chaplain scheme
The Greens say there is evidence that school chaplains are pushing religion on students.
Cleared curse lets school resume
Students have returned to a remote NT school after a ceremony was held to lift a curse on the buildings.
Five groups join redress scheme
The Catholic Church, Anglican Church, Salvation Army, Scouts Australia and the YMCA have all signed on to the national redress scheme for child abuse survivors.
Report calls for APS openness
Federal agencies may be forced to report the pay of senior bosses and disclose spending on contractors ...
Hobart offered Indigenous name
The City of Hobart has been offered a new name as an act of reconciliation.
SA ICAC wants more backing
South Australia's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander is pushing for more funding.
Vote switch welcomed in NSW
New South Wales says it will accept all the recommendations of a review of local elections.
Forces gather for bin fight
Two big lobbies say they are standing united to protect household recycling.