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    The Prime Minister says more job losses are possible in the public service
     10 October 2024
    The Prime Minister says more job losses are possible in the public service
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    The Government books have sunk further into the red
    10 Oct: The Government books have sunk further into the red... more
    An extra weapon against banking scams - but customers still need to play their part
    10 Oct: An extra weapon against banking scams - but customers still need to play their part... more
    The Australian government has introduced new cyber security laws. Here’s what you need to know
    10 Oct: The long-awaited law, if passed, will be Australia’s first standalone cyber security act.... more
    Confidence the country will reap the benefits of reforms to the emergency management system
    10 Oct: Confidence the country will reap the benefits of reforms to the emergency management system... more
    A push for a change in the way nursing numbers are decided, after a health boss criticised a boost in employment
    9 Oct: A push for a change in the way nursing numbers are decided, after a health boss criticised a boost in employment... more
    Imran Khan charged with attempted murder after police officer killed during protests in Pakistan
    9 Oct: Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan is charged with the attempted murder of a police officer critically injured during protests in Islamabad.... more
    Beirut's famous waterfront and streets heaving with people fleeing Israeli air strikes
    9 Oct: About 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes by Israel's bombardment and invasion, the Lebanese government says. They fill the public spaces around Beirut – footpaths, squares, churchyards and schools.... more
    Calls for the Government to raise the bar for entry into the trades sector
    9 Oct: Calls for the Government to raise the bar for entry into the trades sector... more
    A move to expand our vaccination workforce - and increase childhood immunisation rates
    9 Oct: A move to expand our vaccination workforce - and increase childhood immunisation rates... more

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