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IPPCC hosts 6th Political Party Expo and Silver Jubilee celebration (opens the original)
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The Integrity of Political Parties and Candidates Commission (IPPCC) hosted its 6th Political Party Expo, bringing together hundreds of attendees from the different political parties, election-associated institutions, international election experts from the UNDP, members of parliament and the general public to the Sir John Guise Stadium on Friday 11 of September. Facilitated by the Registry of Political Parties, the administrative arm of the IPPCC, the expo featured new election developments suc
Excitement building in Perth as Bears take centre stage (opens the original)
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Perth rugby league fans will have the chance to watch a pair of future Bears on Saturday afternoon in an early glimpse of what’s to come for the expansion franchise. Melbourne and Manly will travel west for the final NRL game at HBF Park before the Bears take up residence at the venue when they enter the competition next season. The match is on track to sell out, with rugby league fever sweeping the city as anticipation grows for the side’s inaugural campaign. Storm stars Nick Meaney and Tyran W
Jones out to make Japanese history ahead of Wallabies series (opens the original)
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Japanese coach Eddie Jones insists all the pressure is on Australia as they look for a maiden win over the Wallabies on Saturday. The former Wallabies coach will once again go up against his old side, out to turn the tide in the history of the two teams. Australia have won all seven encounters with the Brave Blossoms, with the 19-15 win last year the closest. On that day, the Wallabies rested a host of stars, scraping home after some late Japanese fightback. “There’s a lot of pressure on Austral
'I'm looking for a big fight' – Joseph Parker on lifted drugs ban (opens the original)
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Joseph Parker hopes to fight before the end of the year after having his drugs ban lifted, saying: “I’m looking for a big fight. I’ve been waiting to punch someone in the face.” The New Zealand boxer’s frustration at a ban which has been in force since late last year is probably justifiable, although his feelings will also include relief. He was shocked to fail a voluntary test due to the apparent discovery of traces of cocaine after his defeat to Fabio Wardley in the United Kingdom late last ye
Strengthening Legislative Drafting Capacity to Support NICTA's Future Regulatory Agenda (opens the original)
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As part of its ongoing commitment to building a future-ready workforce and strengthening its regulatory capabilities, the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA), in partnership with the Office of the Legislative Counsel (OLC), successfully conducted a Legislative Drafting Training. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
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