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Mass protests planned to mark one year since coup
New human rights complaint pathway for ACT
Increasingly precious asset in digital era says UN expert: Privacy and data protection
UN Special Rapporteur: States must address impact of climate change on human rights of migrants
ACT Budget passed: Investment in healthcare and infrastructure prioritised
We must climate proof delivery of public healthcare
UN expert: Internally displaced must have say in development decisions to help avoid rights abuse
Reports of child deaths, detentions are deeply worrying: Iran protests
Jo Clay calls for greater commitment to Mountain Biking in Canberra
Developing Self-Complementary Macrocycles with Ingenious Molecules
World needs leadership and greater political will to combat torture says new UN expert
Mongolia has taken significant steps to protect against arbitrary detention; vital to continue work, UN experts say
Calls for submissions on Australia’s new international development policy
Latrobe Health Assembly supports community-led public art and innovative place making projects throughout Latrobe City
New Queensland Integrity Commissioner appointed
Federal Labor is ‘in position’ to prop up rich, but not ‘in position’ to house homeless: Davis
Greens pitch veto rights and $1 billion fund to protect First Nations cultural heritage
New baseline report on effective coverage of eye care
ACT Greens seek budget amendment to end $41m public subsidy to horseracing industry
UN experts alarmed by restrictions on civil society ahead of climate summit
Protect rights of all Afghans
Nicaragua must restore full enjoyment of civil and political rights, particularly freedom of expression
Sales, Production, and Export Results for August 2022
Do Barnett and Ellis support second Hobart stadium?
Premier’s own ministers fail to support new stadium
Tasmanian Liberal Party divided on new Hobart stadium
Renewed as UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Grandi will keep striving for solutions
Tompkins County living wage study reveals racial disparities
UN expert to assess effects of environmental risks on human rights: Slovenia
Arrests in Russia at protests over troop mobilization
Concern grows over violence, internet restrictions in Iran
Shocker day for Rockliff with no justification on stadium
Working together to improve lives of older people their families and communities
WHO’s Director-General and Minister-President of Wallonia, Belgium, sign framework agreement on sides of UNGA
WHO launches comprehensive new modules on Road map and Sustainability Framework to end NTDs
Acting UN human rights chief urges impartial probe into death in Iran: Mahsa Amini
UN expert to assess environmental impacts on human rights: Portugal
UN and regional experts: States must protect peaceful assembly during emergency situations
His Majesty King Charles III’s Accession To Throne
Statement On Sitting Of Victorian Parliament
Automatic Mutual Recognition bill passes House of Assembly
Government in Chaos filibusters its own bill
Barnett misleads on pair arrangement
Council is practiced and prepared for flood season
ACT Greens call for clear investment plan for Stromlo Forest Park
New Yarrabah Jetty supporting North Queensland’s great lifestyle
Comment by UN Human Rights Office Spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani on Novaya Gazeta
You can have your say on new Charter of Rights for families involved with Child and Youth Protection Services

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