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• News (191)
• Planning (270)
• Politics (214)
• Regional (177)
• Resources (465)
• Sport (609)
• Technology (85)
• Tourism (195)
• Transport (693)
• Welfare Services (379)

Agriculture

• Minister Opens Mid-West Fisheries Facility
• Success For Fox And Wild Dog Hunt
• Grants Go To Agricultural And Pastoral Societies
• Murray Cod In Good Supply
• Queensland Fruit Fly Still A Problem
• Seafood Is Hot This Christmas
• Queensland To Get Infected Pineapples
• Minister Opens Yoghurt Factory
• Minister Opens Devilbend Natural Features Reserve
• Hendra Virus Vaccine Released For Use

Business

• South Australia’s Race To The Bottom
• South Australia The State Of Unemployment
• How Can South Australia Continue To Afford Labor?
• Victoria Leading The Way
• Labor’s Plan For No Jobs
• Gillard To Tax The Family Home
• Tasmania’s Shrinking Population Affects Economy
• Labor Fails On Employment
• Hodgman Backs Current GST Model
• Barnett Supports GST On A Per Capita Basis

Community Notices

• Obituary
• Lower Hunter Save Our Rail

Education

• Improving Education Standards
• Minister Moves To Halt Teacher Strike Action
• Strong Support For Dunalley Primary School
• Beazley Award Winners Announced
• High Speed Internet For Victorian Schools
• Construction Starts On School For Blind And Vision Impaired Students
• Teachers Recognised In Their Field
• WA Keeps Up With Workforce Development
• Reading Is The Pathway To Life
• Minister Opens Flinders Park Primary School Facilities

Elections

• ACT Election Final Result
• Sydney State By-Election Preliminary Results
• Sydney By-Election Timetable
• ACT Election Preliminary Result
• ACT Election Preliminary Result Molonglo Electorate
• ACT Election Preliminary Result Ginninderra Electorate
• ACT Election Preliminary Result Brindabella Electorate
• Pre-Poll Vote Commences For ACT Election
• ACT Election Period Commences
• Mills Sweeps To Power

Environment

• Fines Increased For Litter
• Kings Park Nursery To Be Upgraded
• Victoria Disappointed At Federal Court Decision
• Perth Zoo Gains A New Front Door
• Great Keppel Island Resort EIS On Display
• Beswick Wins Tidy Town Award
• Top Tidy Town For 2012 Is Wycheproof
• New Strategic Plan For Sustainability Victoria Announced
• Uranium Conditions Strengthened
• Kings Park Festival Kicks Off Again

Featured

• Perth Zoo Gains A New Front Door
• Small Tunnels Small Minds
• Stay Alert Stay Alive
• MAX Given The Go Ahead
• Wynyard Tram Tunnels Were Designed For Trains
• Victoria Railway Expansion & Improvements
• High-Speed Rail Is What People Want
• Tramway Raised Island Super Stops
• Rail Ferry To Tasmania
• Save Our Rail From Chaos

Fire & Rescue

• Gippsland To Receive Financial Assistance For Fire-Affected Households
• Chief Minister Launches SecureNT Campaign
• Farmers Need A Fair Go From Effects Of Bushfires
• He Fell While In The Line Of Duty
• Rebuilding South East Queensland Continues
• Bi-partisan Support For Bushfire Effort
• Community Sirens Now In Place For Dandenong Ranges
• Flood Reconstruction Not Forgotten
• Queensland Comes To Tasmania’s Aid
• Western Australia Comes To Tasmania’s Aid

Health

• Bringing Down The Alcohol And Drug Toll
• Heartless Cuts To King Island Health Services
• Victoria Steps In For Canberra
• Patient’s Discharge Summary To Be Sent Electronically
• Full Steam Ahead For Sunshine Coast University Hospital
• Key Appointments For Fiona Stanley Public Hospital
• Rapid HIV Testing To Commence In Victoria
• Tough Approach Against Ecstasy By Barnett Government Working
• Canberra Is Slow To Pay Victoria For Hospital Building
• Hospital Waiting Times Grow Longer

Industry

• Jobs Coup For Victoria
• Minister Launches Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
• First Round Of Investing In Manufacturing Technology Program
• Both Labor And The Greens Hate The Workers
• VIC Manufacturing Assisted With Grants Program
• Pilbara’s Industrial Growth Is Hard To Contain
• Ballarat Company Secures $80,000 Industry Grant
• Minister Launches Aboriginal Industry-Based Employment Program
• Gap Ridge Industrial Estate Remains Highly Sought After
• Building Work Is Drying Up

Law & Order

• Victoria Police To Target Arsonists
• The People Of Ravenswood Have Had Enough Of Arson
• New West Kimberley Prison Opens
• Green Light To Our Criminals
• 20,000 Hoons Go Without
• Sex Offender Register Goes Live
• Slow Down In School Zones
• Clarkson Police Station Expands
• Police Association Votes Against Minister
• Remember Our Police

Legal Affairs

• Minister Releases Terms Of Reference For Banksia Hill Inquiry
• Full Inquiry Into Banksia Hill Incident
• Victims Of Crime Given Support
• Jack Is Queensland’s Favourite Son
• Attorney General Pays Tribute To Justice Johnson
• Container Deposit Legal Challenge Set Down For 19 February 2013
• Container Deposit Scheme To Go To Court
• Queensland Restores Queen’s Counsels
• States Have The Right To Decide
• Sentence Appealed By Attorney-General

Lifestyle

• HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY 2012
• HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY 2011
• Explosion In My Mind-It Won’t Go Away
• HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
• The Forgotten People
• National acclaim for Manly and Freshwater
• My Country by Dorothea Mackellar
• The Style,Elegance and Femininity of Miss World Australia 2008 Katie Richardson
• Parliament comes to school as the House rises for a break
• Australia’s unwanted and unloved Republic:the road to ruin that we will regret

Literary & Arts

• Premier Barnett Launches Fringe World Festival
• ABC Joins Up With ScreenWest For Five Documentaries
• Famous Ghost Gums Destroyed By Fire
• Popular Support For Screen West Films
• WA Arts Comes To The Fore
• Clancestry To Begin 1 March 2013
• Vale Robert Juniper AM
• WA Government Invests In Two More Feature Films
• Grass Dukes And Shepherd Kings Exhibition On Display At State Library
• Araluen Arts Centre To Generate Its Own Power

News

• Happy Australia Day
• Penelope Wensley AC To Remain Queensland Governor
• Weatherill Government Taxes South Australians Out Of Having Enjoyment
• Focus On Women’s Policy To Be Improved
• Ashburton Council Suspended For 6 Months
• State Memorial Service For Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBE
• Vale Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBE
• Royal Visit For WA
• No More Graffiti For Toowoomba
• No More Graffiti For Bundaberg

Planning

• East Werribee Set To Boom
• Historic Perry Lakes To Be Transformed
• Maribyrnong River To Be Protected
• Looking After Melbourne’s Major Rivers
• Minister Announces Funding For Melbourne’s Hume Growth Area
• Minister Announces Funding For Melbourne’s Growth Areas
• Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment To Benefit Bullsbrook
• Development Continues For Port Hedland
• Labor Should Tell The Truth On Planning Votes
• Contractor Sought For Barrack Square

Politics

• Reforms Considered For Local Government
• More Of The Same
• Victorian Council Election Campaign Donation Returns To Be Published Electronically
• Labor’s Poor Record
• 14 Years Of Failed Labor
• Rann Or Weatherill There’s No Difference
• Zed’s New Look Team
• Redmond Asks The Hard Questions
• Redmond Unveils Her New Team
• Vicki Dunne Becomes Speaker

Regional

• Country WA Given A Boost
• Assistance On Hand For North Queensland Fire Affected Farmers
• Support Our Local Businesses
• Temora To Stage Vintage Military Air Show
• Border Mail Wins Walkley Award
• Mills Keeps The Focus On Darwin
• Iron Ore Parade Named As Newman’s New Main Street
• Ballarat To Boom Under Baillieu
• Ampilatwatja Community Receives Mills
• Signs Of Economic Growth In Regional Victoria

Resources

• Shutting Down The Mining Industry Piece By Piece
• Securing Wangaratta’s Water
• Mills Government Works To Secure Gas Supplies
• Giving The Forestry Industry A Fair Go
• Environmentalists Seek To Completely Lock Up Tasmania
• Looking Towards Inland Drainage
• Seqwater Takes Over From Three Former Entities
• Perth Residents Save 7.5 Billion Litres Of Water Since July
• Time For The River Murray Levy To Go
• 30-Year Electricity Vision For Queensland

Sport

• Barnett Government Set To Make Over Beaches
• Three Racing Codes To Be Brought Into One Statutory Agency
• Top Rugby For The Top End
• Australian Swimming Welcomed To Perth
• New Perth Stadium Puts The Fans First
• National Tennis Centre Opens One Year Ahead Of Schedule
• Expressions Of Interest Sought For Board Of Harness Racing Victoria
• Hopman Cup A Success
• Beaudesert Race Club Vandalised
• Cottesloe SLSC To Receive Funding For Shark Watchtower

Technology

• Oceanographic Office To Receive Funding
• 2012 Victoria Prize For Science And Innovation
• Seeking Ways To Improve ICT Procurement Procedures
• Improved Mobile And Internet Coverage Continues
• New Appointment Made To Board Of Australian Synchrotron
• Research Into Shark Attacks Continues
• Deaf Children Now Able To Enjoy The Zoo
• ICT System Cost $80 Million Annually
• SKA Pathfinder Heads West
• R & D Supported By Barnett Government

Tourism

• Minister Returns From Tourism Mission
• Driving Queensland Tourism Forward
• Big Day Out Stays Put For Five More Years
• New Hotel Set For Perth CBD
• Darwin To Host 42 Large Cruise Ship Visits In 2012-13
• DestinationQ Is Working
• Travel Agents’ Regulations To Be Reformed
• Three Northern Territory Beaches Makes The Best Beach List
• EOI Sought For Ecotourism Complex
• 2012 Queensland Tourism Awards

Transport

• Agreement Signed To Use Wharf Facilities
• 32 Railway Stations Now Have PSOs
• Wellington Street Bus Station To Go Underground
• Kenwick Railway Station To Be Upgraded
• Progress Report On Regional Rail Line
• Barnett Government Keeping Western Australia Safe
• Improving Perth’s Roads
• Train On Time Running Improves
• Bus Fare Increases From 1 January 2013
• Buses Now To Be Airconditioned

Welfare Services

• Funding Approved For Seniors Housing
• Funding Boost For Bravehearts
• Minister Releases Victorian State Disability Plan 2013-2016
• Pet Shelters Stretched To The Limit During Christmas Season
• Help Is On Hand This Christmas
• Support Groups Association Receives Funding
• Bush Residents Are Not Given A Free Ride
• People With A Disability Are Heard
• Removing Barriers For All
• Northbridge Complex Provides 168 Affordable Units