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RSS feed for Commonwealth Bills

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This handy tip is shared courtesy of Richard Vankoningsveld, librarian at Legal Aid Queensland.

The Latest Updates to Bills section on the APH homepage essentially provides updates to what looks like a mirror of the Parlinfo Bills homepages. I decided to create an RSS feed from that page, which I've been testing for some time. It appears to be pretty stable and working as I'd expect now, so I'm putting it out there for all to use. The feed is at http://pittstreetpress.com/Resources/APH-rss/feed.xml

If you want to read about how I made it, and details of a couple of limitations to it, see here. Any comments or suggestions on how it could be improved etc welcomed. Otherwise feel free to use the feed in any way you'd like to.

Not sure how to use an RSS feed? Check out this brief guide from UWA.
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