The Indigenous Affairs Minister says the NT Government “doesn't know how to read a budget paper”.

The Territory Government is refusing to release a million-dollar review that reportedly shows massive health budget blowouts.

A whistleblower has criticised NSW’s healthcare watchdog.

A remote Indigenous housing plan remains in limbo in Queensland, with no new money in the budget this week.

Victoria is merging its roads and public transport departments, but says no jobs will be lost.

The ALP says it would withdraw support for a major part of Murray-Darling Basin Plan, if elected.

The NSW Government has scrapped the body tasked with protecting the environment and heritage.

Conservationists have won a legal bid to end the killing of sharks caught on drum lines.

The WA Government has announced a broad-ranging inquiry into the health impacts of climate change.

A new report says Australia’s gun lobby spends about as much per capita as the NRA in the United States.

The Prime Minister is sprinkling road money pledges around the country.

WA’s public sector union has welcomed the addition of new safety inspectors at WorkSafe.

Almost every public hospital in south-east Queensland is at capacity, and nurses are calling out for change.

South Australia’s public sector union says its members have secured changes to the structure of the environment department.

The MDBA says plans for governing water use across the entire Murray–Darling Basin are on the way.

A federal review has rejected “ungracious” objections to Aboriginal claims over NT river regions.

The Victorian Government has launched a new facility to save useful materials from landfill.

Adani says it is ready to dig the Carmichael mine right now.

Doctors are pushing for the creation of Australia's first domestic violence trauma recovery centre.

NSW Water Minister Niall Blair has resigned following alleged threats and aggression.

The Queensland Government has appointed the state’s first independent Work Health and Safety Prosecutor.

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