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The Tasmanian government has tabled a report into bullying, discrimination and harassment in schools. The report focused on faith-based schools, finding that Catholic Education Tasmania discriminated against staff based on sexual orientation and marital status
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The Tasmanian government has tabled a report into bullying, discrimination and harassment in schools. The report focused on faith-based schools, finding that Catholic Education Tasmania discriminated against staff based on sexual orientation and marital status

abc.net.au
u/Jagtom83 — 20 hours ago
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Catholic schools chief denies wiping critical evidence after performing factory reset on phone, Icac hears. Dallas McInerney tells inquiry he wiped data from his devices over the weekend after receiving a security warning from his bank

theguardian.com
u/Jagtom83 — 20 hours ago
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‘He’s never liked her’: Palmer backs Nationals to take on Hanson and Rinehart. "Sources in the party claimed the mining magnate and perennial political activist had started donating hundreds of thousands"

theage.com.au
u/Jagtom83 — 21 hours ago
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NSW insources all government land, property, infrastructure valuations. New ‘renationalising’ regime breaks cover, with key agency Value NSW to build lasting capacity and leadership pool amid major talent crisis

themandarin.com.au
u/Jagtom83 — 21 hours ago
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Tasmania is a step away from becoming the last Australian state to recognise Easter Sunday as a public holiday, after Labor’s bill cleared its most significant test in the Legislative Council late last night

pulsetasmania.com.au
u/Jagtom83 — 21 hours ago
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Specialist workers will be deployed across New South Wales to help victim-survivors of sexual assault navigate the justice system under a trial welcomed by one support service as "a big step forward"

abc.net.au
u/Jagtom83 — 21 hours ago
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Landlords would have to offer renters at least two years on their lease, and the proportion of new public housing would increase fivefold as part of a union proposal being presented to the government

abc.net.au
u/Jagtom83 — 21 hours ago
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Victoria moves to expand definition of ‘corruption’ before state election. Former Ibac head welcomes potential change that could capture actions that currently cannot be used to make corrupt findings

theguardian.com
u/Jagtom83 — 2 days ago