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Doubt has been thrown on Australia’s ambitious housing goals.
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Millions saved in vaccine age
A global study has reviewed the global, life-saving impact of vaccines.
Probe launched on newborn concern
Reports of newborn removals at public birthing hospitals have triggered a state review.
Hospital spread stats emerge
Thousands of patients have contracted COVID-19 in Victorian public hospitals over the past two years, data shows.
Breach exposes health data
A major data breach has affected thousands of family violence and sexual assault victims.
Bug study looks at hospital loo
A new study finds hospital toilets are hoarding harmful bugs, and men's are worse than women's.
Ergon cops life support fine
Ergon Energy has been fined for a life support equipment breach.
AER outlines rise
Electricity bills will rise following new pricing determinations by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Offshore bids move ahead
The first offshore wind feasibility licences have been granted for six potential projects.
Official emissions probed
Australia's open cut coal mines could be emitting more than double the methane levels officially recorded.
Corbell commits to SEC
A former ACT environment minister will take a top role at Victoria's green power body.
Foreign money change outlined
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled significant reforms to Australia's foreign investment policy.
Museum concerns aired
Plans for changes at the South Australian Museum have triggered criticism for all sides.
Kids lock-up tightened
Queensland is scrapping its policy for detention as a last resort for children.
Pay gap drivers detailed
A study by e61 Institute has examined the decisions that drive Australia’s gender pay gap.
NBN shows link spree
NBN Co says it has surpassed its fibre connection targets this year.
PS diversity measured
A new report provides an in-depth look at diversity challenges and progress in the public services.
Triple-0 changes called
A report into the Optus triple-0 catastrophe has recommended industry-wide changes.
State slashes public reporting
Queensland is shifting from biannual to annual public sector workforce reporting.
Defence heads report green risk
A former Defence chief says climate risks have been overlooked in Australia’s National Defence Strategy.
ICAC exposes transport grift
A New South Wales ICAC investigation has revealed extensive corrupt conduct involving former employees and contractors from the Inner West Council and Transport for NSW.