Archived News for Professionals in State Government - July, 2020
Locals fear that a new electricity transmission line will ruin the tranquillity of their Tasmanian wilderness.
Iron to drive WA recovery
Experts say iron ore will help Western Australia's economy recover from the COVID-19 economic hit faster than other states.
ADF assists Vic. ambos
Army personnel will help Victoria bolster its paramedic numbers as coronavirus continues to spread.
Truth-telling timely in NT
The head of the NT Treaty Commission says truth-telling is needed ahead of its 2022 submission.
Contamination continues for Pioneer
Residents of one Tasmanian town have been dealing with contaminated water for over eight years, and will continue to do so.
MDBP top-down method slammed
An environmental policy expert says the MDBP is failing because it ignores local views.
Cars tested for grid support
A new project will see a fleet of electric cars plugged into the power grid to help protect against blackouts and voltage fluctuations.
Code Black responses surveyed
Experts say security guards employed at hospitals may be ill-prepared to deal with Code Black situations where patients or visitors appear threatening or violent.
Illegal mining claim in court
The New Acland Coal operation is under investigation over allegations of illegal mining.
New funds to fight tourist drop
The Federal Government has put up $233 million for tourism and infrastructure projects across five major natural attractions.
State opens second REZ
The NSW Government is setting itself up for a rapid transition from coal to renewables.
WA liver cancer scheme launched
A new liver cancer project, first of its kind in WA, will apply the latest techniques to analyse patient tumours and test new treatments.
Vic. reveals COVID support
The Victorian Government has put up a $534 million support package for businesses in lockdown.
CCC wants silence
Queensland’s corruption watchdog does not want itself used as a political football.
Corruption charges for SA magistrate
South Australian magistrate Bob Harrap has resigned following corruption charges.
Pavey changing flood rules
The NSW Water Minister is standing by plans that could put the state at odds with the MDBA.
Water issues raised in mine talks
Strong opposition has again been raised against a proposed coal mine expansion in NSW.
Greens slam Hydro Tas links
Hydro Tasmania's consulting business has been criticised for its actions in Africa.