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Sweeping Changes Needed to Reduce Influence of Money in Politics: Report
Employers Steal More than 280 Hours from Workers Each Year: Go Home on Time Day Report 2023
Employers steal more than 280 hours from workers each year: Go Home on Time Day report
ITF’s Nowhere to Hide Campaign shines a light on wage theft aboard cargo ships throughout Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania
Inadequate Electoral Reform Leaves Truth and Transparency Behind
New Report Recommends Statewide Tasmanian Marine Authority
Australia Institute Welcomes Walkley Award-Winning Journalist Stephen Long
Government’s ‘dirty favour for Santos’ bill passes with opposition support
70% of Australians want ABC Board member appointments from independent selection process
Two-thirds of Australians back doctors’ call for “health trigger” for coal, gas projects
Independent watchdog essential to combat research misconduct
Tasmanian Salmon Industry: Few Jobs, Less Tax
Green Light For Labor to Immediately Strengthen Tasmania’s Electoral Laws
Tasmanian Civil Society Organisations Call for Electoral Reform Before it is Too Late
Sydney exodus sees NSW pass Queensland as regional relocation destination of choice
Murray-Darling Polling: Majority Support for water buybacks across Basin States, Party Lines and Regional Australia
Most Australians want Stage 3 scrapped or overhauled
Wiigulga Sports Complex gains another accolade
Pork barrelling, jobs for mates considered corruption in eyes of public
Polling: Pork barrelling, jobs for mates considered corruption in eyes of public
New Australian electric bus model hits Canberra’s streets
Unpacking Israel-Palestine conflict
Overwhelming support for truth in political advertising laws following referendum
‘World’s Worst EV Policy’ Scrapped by High Court
This October, get behind Australia’s precious resource – water!
So-called ‘Recovery Team’ Ignores number one Threat to Maugean Skate: Salmon Farming
SA merger proposal underscores urgent need for uni transparency reform
Government Wins the Right to Ignore Climate Risk of Gas and Coal Projects
Conflicted Consultants Need Professional Standards, Parliamentary Scrutiny
Rejigging Stage 3 tax cuts could save up to $130b
Australia lags USA in transparency of corporate political expenditure
World Maritime Day marks strategic, social and economic importance of Australian maritime workers
Victoria’s Electoral Laws Need Truth in Advertising and Fair Rules for New Entrants
Deteriorating disability worker pay, conditions undermining NDIS
Tuvalu Pledge Can’t Greenwash Australia’s UN Climate Ambition Failure
Corporate profits must take hit to save workers
Weak WA Climate Bill Blow to National Emissions Target
Australia’s fossil fuel hypocrisy called out on the world stage
Research reveals $1.2 billion profit from food waste
Increase efforts to advance health outcomes amid regionalisation ambition
Majority of Australians support fossil fuel industry paying for the costs of climate change
Support For Tasmanian Salmon Motion Would Ignore Voters, Economics and Science
Labor Voters Overwhelmingly Support Royal Commission into Offshore Detention
Consulting firms a corrosive and conflicted influence on NSW Government
New data highlights need for Medicare repair
Federal government advice annihilates salmon industry claims of sustainability in Macquarie Harbour
67% of Australians Don’t Want Philip Lowe to Move Immediately into Private Sector
NSW Government Coal Royalties Decision to Raise $2.7 Billion