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The Australian government is “deeply disappointed” by Japan’s decision to add the world’s second-largest whale species to the list of species its commercial whale hunters will target	7
Employment data from six Queensland publicly owned energy businesses showed a 28% increase in full-time-equivalent staff, or 2,750 people, between November 2022 and 30 June 2024, on track to achieving the state’s forecast of 100,000 direct and indirect energy transition jobs by 2040	7
Victoria will explore creating a legal defence for motorists who use medicinal cannabis and are not impaired while driving, potentially protecting those who test positive behind the wheel if they have a prescription	7
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen increases Labors election election commitment of community batteries to 420 because they are coming in under budget.	7
‘My optimism for a better future still burns’: Anthony Albanese is met with grief and gratitude at annual Garma festival. Prime minister recommits government to a truth-telling process after ‘soul-crushing’ defeat of last year’s voice to parliament	6
Malarndirri McCarthy calls for a bi-partisan approach to Closing the Gap in wake of "deeply troubling" numbers	6
Fabian Review Issue 7	6
Forty years ago today, Susan Ryan’s Sex Discrimination Act came into effect making it illegal to discriminate against workers on the basis of sex, marital status or pregnancy. This is what nation-changing Labor reforms look like.	6
Australia’s newly minted Assistant Minister for a Future Made in Australia Tim Ayres believes opportunities such as the revitalisation of manufacturing come around rarely. Today is one of those opportunities he argues in this excerpt from his address to the National Manufacturing Summit	6
Fracking ban takes effect in Queensland's Channel Country, protecting 'one of the most unique river systems in the world'	6

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