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Wednesday, 16 September 2026

Minister Butler marked passage of the Health Legislation Amendment (Improving Choice and Transparency for Private Health Consumers) Bill 2026.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Ruston said the Government is set to force the Private Health Insurance Amendment (Modernising the PHI Rebate) Bill 2026 to a vote in the House.[Full Text]
AHPRA issued new guidelines in response to concerns about unsafe prescribing.[Full Text]
AAWAA issued a commentary on an FoI release by AGs regarding the ALRC Surrogacy Law Reform Inquiry (see 1st ed).[Full Text]
Minister Wells invited applications for On Farm Connectivity grants.[Full Text]
IGWC Grant announced an inquiry into how non-urban water take is measured.[Full Text]
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Minister Rishworth addressed the Comcare conference.[Full Text]
Minister Rae and Matt Canavan discussed NT Defence incident, Gold Coat mayor and television/70 years on Today.[Full Text]
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