Aussies Bringing Pets Home Hit With New Rules

Hundreds of Australians seeking to return home with their pets after living overseas have had their plans thrown in disarray by “needlessly cruel” rule changes

Premier Dominic Perrottet has ruled out more privatisation but conceded the state may have to incur more debt to pay for the Coalition‘s ambitious infrastructure agenda

At-risk youth will be at the centre of a $36 million law and order cash splash, aimed at steering young people away from violent crime.

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Canterbury have been dealt a hammer blow on the eve of the 2023 NRL kick-off after star forward Luke Thompson was ruled out with a likely season-ending injury

Hundreds of Australians seeking to return home with their pets after living overseas have had their plans thrown in disarray by “needlessly cruel” rule changes
Premier Dominic Perrottet has ruled out more privatisation but conceded the state may have to incur more debt to pay for the Coalition‘s ambitious infrastructure agenda
At-risk youth will be at the centre of a $36 million law and order cash splash, aimed at steering young people away from violent crime.
And
Canterbury have been dealt a hammer blow on the eve of the 2023 NRL kick-off after star forward Luke Thompson was ruled out with a likely season-ending injury

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