Melissa Coade is a Senior Journalist for The Mandarin, focusing on national issues in Australia. Her work has also been featured in publications such as SmartCompany and Crikey. Melissa covers a range of topics including government policies, public service appointments, and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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By: Melissa Coade
Licenses will be awarded to developers who can prove their project will deliver the most for Tasmania, the local workforce and Australia's energy security. Developers must also commit to continuing to share marine spaces with current users.
Tasmania's population experienced the smallest growth, followed by the Northern Territory, and South Australia.
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The mandatory food and grocery code will also comes a new whistleblower mechanism for anonymous tip-offs and suppliers' complaints via the ACCC.
The new agency will work to identify opportunities presented by global decarbonisation in partnership with all levels of governments.
The first meeting of APS leaders next year has been set for 19 February.
Australians in Vanuatu will need help, as early reports say at least 14 people have been killed by the natural disaster.
The AFP has charged a number of people across Australia for offences of making threats to parliamentarians in recent years.
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