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  • Emergency Services
  • 18/09/2026
  • 11:09
NSW SES

Media Release (lower case): HEADLINE OF ARTICLE HERE (IN CAPITAL LETTERS)

Key Facts: Navigating right, dark and unfamiliar spaces to test their rescue skills, NSW SES members have spent two days training underground at Wellington…

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  • Education Training, Employment Relations
  • 18/09/2026
  • 11:03
Charles Darwin University

CDU trainer helping make the beauty industry more attractive

A Charles Darwin University (CDU) lecturer has been recruited to help conduct a national review on the beauty industry’s qualifications. Service and Creative Skills Australia (SaCSA) have been tasked to review and update five nationally recognised…

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  • General News, Political
  • 18/09/2026
  • 10:40
Parliament of Australia

Three new JCPAA inquiries: Commonwealth entities’ approach to cybersecurity and IT controls, Collins Class Submarines Life of Type Extension project, and the ATO’s management of small business collectable debt

The Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) has commenced three new inquiries. These inquires will consider: the approach of Commonwealth entities’ to cybersecurity and IT controls; Defence’s planning and implementation of the Collins Class Life of Type Extension project; and the Australian Taxation Office’s management of small business collectable debt. Chair of the Committee, Mr Josh Burns MP, said that ‘the Committee has chosen these three new inquiries to focus on important issues raised in recent Australian National Audit Office reports’ 1) Inquiry into Commonwealth entities’ approach to cybersecurity and IT controls The Committee will examine the approach…

  • Political
  • 18/09/2026
  • 10:21
Family First Party

Ban the Muslim Brotherhood in Australia — Shelton

Family First is calling on the Albanese Government to ban the Muslim Brotherhood in Australia, backing a proposal put forward by leading British historian…

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  • Building Construction, Community
  • 18/09/2026
  • 10:07
City of Sydney

The finishing touches on George Street’s transformation

From a traffic-clogged thoroughfare to a world-class boulevard, George Street has reached the pinnacle of its transformation. Decades in the making, the final stage…

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  • Technology Innovation
  • 18/09/2026
  • 10:07
Information Services Group, Inc.

ISG Announces 2026 ISG Women in Digital Awards Winners for Asia Pacific

Leaders with RiskSpan, Spark New Zealand, HCLTech, Wipro, Hamsa AI Labs and Microland Limited named gold winners in six award categories SYDNEY–BUSINESS WIRE– Information…

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  • Political
  • 18/09/2026
  • 09:58
Family First Party

Shelton pledges to work with Ruddick to revive sex-selection abortion ban

Family First National Director and NSW Legislative Council candidate Lyle Shelton says that if elected to Parliament in March, he will seek to work…

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  • RetailOnline Retail, Utilities
  • 18/09/2026
  • 09:58
Carve

INTERVIEW AVAILABLE: Is workplace glare the safety hazard hiding in plain sight?

When we think about workplace safety, glare probably isn’t the first hazard that comes to mind. But for workers spending long hours on construction sites, metal roofs, transport infrastructure, mines and other highly reflective environments, excessive glare can contribute to eye strain, headaches, fatigue and reduced visual accuracy. Workers are also constantly moving between full sun, shade and indoor environments, meaning the same lens may not always perform well across an entire shift. It’s prompting a broader rethink of safety eyewear and whether simply meeting the required standard is enough. Australian eyewear brand CARVE, which has spent more than 25…

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  • Women
  • 18/09/2026
  • 09:43
Women's Health Services Network

Statement from the Women’s Health Services Network on the Release of the Victorian Pain Standard

The Women’s Health Services Network (WHSN) welcomes the release of the Victorian Government’s Victorian Pain Standard, an important milestone in addressing the longstanding inequities…

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