Victorian Police launches Online News
Posted on April 22, 2009 by Valeri Rojas - 1 comment
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Simon Overland has launched a new online news site to keep communities informed of crime in [...]
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Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Simon Overland has launched a new online news site to keep communities informed of crime in [...]
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The Griffith-Narrabundah Community Association is asking the ACT government for a new library to be located in the Inner-South of [...]
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ACT Minister for Housing, Mr Hargreaves hosted a public information session on the Australian Government’s recent social housing initiative. Today [...]
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The ACT Human Rights Commission is organising an open forum to discuss whether the time is right for a national [...]
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Mark Newton has an excellent article up at Unleashed. We all know Mark is a very good debater on this [...]
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ACT Home and Community Care (HACC) will receive a total of $86.17 million from the Federal and ACT government, which [...]
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Chief Minister and Minister for Transport Jon Stanhope today announced the commencement of new ACTION bus services to the Alexander [...]
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Further to the original post on this matter, I have finally gotten everything together into a single document. I have [...]
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The ACT Minister for Health, Katy Gallagher MLA, opened and also participated in the first Canberra Gear Up Girl Challenge [...]
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Minister for Children and Young People Andrew Barr will be available to young Canberrans online between 8.30pm and 9.30pm tonight [...]
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The ACT Government has agreed to five of the six recommendations made by a Legislative Assembly committee inquiring into last [...]
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The ACT government is meeting at the Legislative Assembly today to talk about police powers on Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs. The [...]
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There’s a national Human Rights Consultation in Canberra 10am til 12pm Tuesday 31 March. I went to the first consultation [...]
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Minister for Corrections John Hargreaves has announced that the Alexander Maconochie Centre accepted its first prisoners earlier today. “While the [...]
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As mentioned by the ACT Government before from 1 May 2009, smoking at all ACT Health facilities, including in the [...]
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Gov 2.0 Canberra is an unconference (like BarCamp) concerned with Government 2.0 in Australia. Gov 2.0 Canberra aims to help [...]
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The ACT Government is calling for comments on the Employment of Children & Young People in the ACT. New law [...]
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Last month typeboard had an article on the ACT government’s community consultation about “smoking in cars carrying children – ACT” [...]
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The US Public Sector has signed agreements with social networking sites to help improve transparency and assist in achieving President [...]
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If you were born in 1978 then you probably want to know what the Australian government was up to during [...]
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