MAN CHARGED WITH 19 BREACHES OF FAMILY VIOLENCE ORDERS

Belconnen, ACT, Sept. 24 -- ACT Policing issued the following media release: A 37-year-old Phillip man has been charged with 19 breaches of family violence orders after repeated contacts with his former partner. At around 10am yesterday, (Tuesday, 23 September 2025), police attended an educational institution after reports the man was on the premises of his former partner's place of study. It will be alleged the man followed his former partner from her place of work to the institution. Both lo...


TWO CHARGED AFTER STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERED

Belconnen, ACT, Sept. 24 -- ACT Policing issued the following media release: A man and a woman have been charged after astolen vehicle was recovered in Weston yesterday. About 12:15pm yesterday (Tuesday, 23 September 2025) ACT Policing received a call from a member of the public, reporting a black Mercedes sedan travelling at speed through a school zone. A short time later, police located the Mercedesparked in a carport in Weston and observeda man and a woman leaving the vehicle. Two children...


REMEMBERING CONSTABLE ALBERT PRICE MORE THAN A CENTURY ON

BRISBANE, Queensland, Sept. 24 -- Queensland Police Service issued the following media release: National Police Remembrance Day (NPRD), held annually at the end of September, is an important time to pause, reflect and honour the officers who have fallen in the line of duty. This year, we remember Constable Albert George Price who, at just 29 years of age, was tragically murdered by an offender whom he was attempting to arrest in 1905. Though more than a century has passed since his tragic and...


PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION INQUIRY INTO 2018 CHANGES TO GST DISTRIBUTION

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 24 -- The Treasurer of Australia issued the following media release: Today we've released the terms of reference for the Productivity Commission Inquiry into the 2018 changes to the Goods and Services Tax distribution required under legislation. This work will ensure we have the best possible system to pay for the schools, hospitals and essential services Australians need and deserve. It's about making sure these arrangements are delivering the best value for states and t...


REDUCING RED TAPE IN THE TAX SYSTEM

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 24 -- The Treasurer of Australia issued the following media release: The Government is looking at new ways to cut red tape in the tax system to ease the compliance burden on businesses and make our economy more productive. Today, we've tasked the Board of Taxation (the Board) to identify ways to responsibly reduce unnecessary compliance burdens and red tape in the tax system. This is all about reducing the regulatory and compliance burden across the economy to support pro...


CLIMATE SUMMIT - UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 24 -- The Prime Minister of Australia issued the following media release: Secretary-General Colleagues This is the decisive decade for acting on the environmental challenge of climate change - and seizing the economic opportunities of clean energy. We all grasp the scale and the urgency of our task. We all understand the consequences of inaction: for our environment, for our economies, for our people's way of life and for our children's future. Australians know the tol...


DOORSTOP - UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 24 -- The Prime Minister of Australia issued the following media release: ANIKA WELLS, MINISTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS: From a grassroots campaign of 127,000 parents whose fervent wish was that somebody would do something, we are now at the UN showing our world leading laws and helping other countries who have great interest in taking up this same mission. We are so grateful to parents like Emma Mason and Let Them Be Kids and the 36 Months campaign who brought those 127,000 par...


PROTECTING CHILDREN IN THE DIGITAL AGE

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 24 -- The Prime Minister of Australia issued the following media release: It is good to be here with you today to talk about this serious subject. All of us appreciate the benefits the internet has brought us. Yet we are also aware that, within its transformative gift of connectivity, there are risks to our children. The challenge we face is constantly evolving, and different countries are tackling it in different ways. I want to talk about our way - and listen to the ap...


INVEST IN A FUTURE MADE IN AUSTRALIA

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 23 -- The Prime Minister of Australia issued the following media release: Thank you all for being here this afternoon. I thank our hosts Macquarie, a great Australian success story. Among many distinguished guests, I acknowledge our Ambassador, Kevin Rudd and Australia's Consul-General to New York, Heather Ridout. When I had the privilege of serving in Kevin's Cabinet as Minister for Infrastructure, we asked Heather to join the board of a new body we were establishing: I...


INSPIRING RIVERS, FOR GENERATIONS

CANBERRA, ACT, Sept. 23 -- Murray-Darling Basin Authority issued the following news release: In September, over 500 regional primary school students attended the Sunray Warriors event in Mildura. Students participated in activities about flora, fauna, the environment, First Nations communities, agriculture, industry and local government services. During their time with us, students learnt about the limited amount of usable water available in the world and the Murray-Darling Basin. Most studen...