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BILLS;Infrastructure Australia Amendment (Cost Benefit Analysis and Other Measures) Bill 2014;Second Reading - 23 Sep 2014
MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE;Budget - 23 Sep 2014
ADJOURNMENT;Charlton Electorate: Glendale Interchange - 22 Sep 2014
COMMITTEES;Public Accounts and Audit Committee;Report - 22 Sep 2014
Federation Chamber;CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS;Invictus Games - 22 Sep 2014
Federation Chamber;PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS;Small Business - 22 Sep 2014
Federation Chamber;ADJOURNMENT;Brain Cancer, Mark Hughes Foundation - 04 Sep 2014
BILLS;Higher Education and Research Reform Amendment Bill 2014;Second Reading - 03 Sep 2014
BILLS;Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Repeal) Bill 2014;Second Reading - 28 Aug 2014
BILLS;Corporations Amendment (Streamlining of Future of Financial Advice) Bill 2014;Second Reading - 27 Aug 2014
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