Archived News for Professionals in State Government
Approval has been granted for the construction of Sydney's multi-million dollar Walsh Bay arts precinct.
Corruption plan rejected
The Federal Government has knocked back Labor's proposal for a federal corruption watchdog.
NSW goes for vote change
By-elections could become bygones under proposed NSW government vote counting changes.
Unions slam Tassie cap
The effects of capping public sector wages could spread to all workers, Unions Tasmania says.
Laws tightened for ES attacks
Victoria could put attacks on emergency service workers in the same category as murder and rape.
Migrants mooted for regional boost
Expanding Australia’s permanent migration program could bring a big boost for regional communities.
PFAS checks expanded in SA
The Defence Department says it will widen its probe into the spread of PFAS chemicals in Adelaide.
State faces big cladding bill
A taskforce has found as many as 12,000 Queensland buildings could contain flammable cladding.
Charges considered for "gay conversion"
Victoria may start prosecuting practitioners of so-called “gay conversion therapy”.
Victoria expands exploration
Victoria has released new oil and gas reserves for exploration off the west coast.
NAIF makes second investment
A fish farm has become just the second project to be offered a NAIF loan.
Outrage over paramedic assault ruling
The Victorian Government is considering new measures to protect paramedics.
Report reveals commissioner's conduct
An investigation has revealed details of the conduct of Queensland's former electoral commissioner, Walter van der Merwe.
SA says hands tied on sale
The SA Government says it may be forced to sell off the state's Motor Vehicle Registry.
SafeWork faces inquiry
SafeWork SA will face a public inquiry into its practices, policies and procedures following several serious complaints.
WA aims at lithium
The WA Government says it wants to position the state at the centre of the booming lithium industry.
Probe launched on language lessons
An inquiry has been launched into concerns that a Chinese program in NSW schools could expose students to propaganda.
Infrastructure injections questioned
An infrastructure lobby says the “big spending” infrastructure budget will actually see a reduction of about $2 billion.