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MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE;Prime Minister - 09 Nov 2016
COMMITTEES;Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee;Report - 08 Nov 2016
BILLS;Plebiscite (Same-Sex Marriage) Bill 2016;Second Reading - 07 Nov 2016
MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE;Turnbull Government - 07 Nov 2016
BILLS;Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security Amendment Bill 2015;Second Reading - 13 Oct 2016
BILLS;National Cancer Screening Register Bill 2016, National Cancer Screening Register (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2016;Second Reading - 12 Oct 2016
STATEMENTS BY SENATORS;Gold Coast - 12 Oct 2016
MATTERS OF URGENCY;Attorney-General - 10 Oct 2016
QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS;Answers to Questions - 14 Sep 2016
BILLS;National Cancer Screening Register Bill 2016, National Cancer Screening Register (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2016;Reference to Committee - 13 Sep 2016
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