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No Parking sign reading 6am–8am Mon–Fri, for the Princes Highway Heathcote changes

No Parking coming to a Heathcote stretch of Princes Highway

What changed Transport for NSW has announced No Parking restrictions along about 1.75 kilometers of the western side of the Princes Highway, between Jennings Road and Heathcote Road in Heathcote. Once in place, the rules will apply from 6am to […]
Wheelchair user boarding a tram via a ramp, illustrating Australia’s Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport

New accessibility rules for public transport operators take effect

New design and training rules Australia’s Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 have been amended. The changes bring in new requirements for staff training and information sharing, designed to better meet the needs of passengers with different types of […]
A renter receives house keys and a lease agreement outside a red-brick home, following the Victoria rental reforms.

Victoria’s new rental rules, building dispute service and property transparency updates

What changed New Victoria rental reforms put an end to unsupported bond claims and set out clearer obligations for rental providers and agents. The Domestic Building Legal Service is also being expanded, so Victorians can get help with building disputes at […]
Harry Gibbs Commonwealth Law Courts Building entrance steps in Brisbane, Queensland circuit breaker story

Queensland youth justice legislation adds circuit breaker provisions for bail and sentencing

Queensland has passed a law creating circuit breaker programs for children in the youth justice system. It is not yet in force.
Bus drivers walking past Sydney buses at a depot ahead of the new Route 444 bus

New Route 444 Bus Linking Balmain East and Leichhardt from 16 November

The Balmain East link is back The new Route 444 bus starts on Monday 16 November 2026, giving Balmain East Wharf a direct link to Leichhardt Marketplace along Darling Street. Transport for NSW says it delivers on a NSW Government […]
Row of new townhouses on a suburban street, illustrating the ACT Planning Act changes

Planning Act changes pass ACT Assembly to speed up housing approvals

Quicker answers for smaller subdivisions The ACT Planning Act changes passed by the Legislative Assembly make planning and leasing faster for missing middle housing, such as townhouses, duplexes, terraces and other low-rise homes. They affect Canberrans who want to build […]
RFFR accreditation....A woman typing on a laptop at a wooden desk, with a glowing shield and padlock icon above the keyboard, and binders, folders and paperwork in the background.

DEWR overhauls RFFR accreditation documents and folds AI approvals into the accreditation cycle

What changed The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has revised both the External Systems Assurance Framework and the Right Fit for Risk (RFFR) accreditation requirements to bring them in line with whole-of-government security policies and applicable legislation.   […]
University graduates at a ceremony, as new data shows graduate salaries rising

Graduate pay is climbing fast as unis get $3.6 billion boost

Over 90 per cent of 2023 graduates now in full-time work Graduate salaries have risen sharply in the three years after study, according to new data, as legislation passed in October 2026 gives Australian universities an extra $3.6 billion in […]
timetable ... Wollongong residents were facing the loss of airport access at Wolli Creek under the timetable changes. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

Timetable changes for Sydney’s southern train passengers dropped

Proposed timetable changes for southern Sydney and Illawarra train services have now been sidelined after community outrage. The NSW Government says the changes to Sydney’s T4 (Eastern), T8 (Southern) and South Coast lines had been due to take effect next […]
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