Archived News for Professionals in State Government - March, 2023
Millions of dollars of federal funding earmarked for policing in the Northern Territory has yet to be allocated.
State boosts hate laws
Queensland is set to introduce new legislation that will prohibit the public display of hate symbols, including Nazi flags.
Treaty talks missed
Concerns have been raised about the quietness of the Queensland Government’s First Nations treaty process.
Voice bill tabled
A historic bill to trigger the Voice referendum has been introduced to Australia's lower house.
NT enhances mental code
The Northern Territory is implementing new laws and a code of practice to protect workplace mental health.
Patient leak deepens
A health workers’ union has been revealed as the recipient of data from a serious breach at Canberra Health Services (CHS).
SA setting up Voice
South Australia has become the first state to pass legislation enshrining an Indigenous voice in parliament.
Majors reach Voice deal
Labor and the Coalition have come to an agreement to revise referendum conduct laws ...
Olympic needs outlined
Council advocates want to ensure the 2032 Brisbane Olympics to benefit the entire state.
Public costs drive promises
Early voting is open ahead of the NSW state election this weekend, with candidates working themselves ragged to put forth ...
Tech tools to reduce harm
New software could reduce the potential harm of identifying child sexual abuse material.
BHP linked to dusty town
A government review has found BHP mines are the “dominant source” of dust in the WA town of Newman.
Legal action shows work needs
Junior doctors around the country are taking legal action over alleged underpayments.
State considers salute ban
The Victorian government is considering amending laws in response to Nazi salutes performed at Parliament rallies.