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Parliament must repeal harmful parental alienation law says Special Rapporteur: Brazil
Third time lucky for a 4-year parliamentary term? A lack of checks and balances is still the problem
City centre revitalisation progresses with new connections and cultural investment
Where have all the coaches gone? The volunteer crisis hitting grassroots sport in NZ
Marama Davidson AGM Speech 2025
WHO calls for parliamentary leadership on health at the Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament
Underground service upgrades start on Northbourne Avenue – paving the way for light rail to Commonwealth Park
Overhauling Unsustainable Electoral Laws
Hort Innovation Puts Out Call For Two New Directors
Fix Our Fields – Facts
Local Water Done Well delivers first water services entity
Here’s why the public needs to challenge the ‘good AI’ myth pushed by tech companies
Statement on the detention and assault of SEIU’s David Huerta in Los Angeles
?? No to Land Seizures: Hands Off Private Property says Family First
The Racial Discrimination Act at 50: the bumpy, years-long journey to Australia’s first human rights laws
Appeal to locate missing teen – Constitution Hill
AMA President’s update: Federal Council, Healthscope, chronic disease management and our AGM
After a chaotic 6 months, South Koreans will elect a new president – and hope for bold leadership
Labor’s Plan To Enforce Budget Discipline 27 May 2025
Fourth time lucky? ACT’s regulatory standards law may finally pass, despite Treaty and legal doubts
Football Australia Hosts 22nd Annual General Meeting
Member States approve WHO Pandemic Agreement in World Health Assembly Committee, paving way for its formal adoption
London Circuit East Reopens To Traffic This Weekend
One World for Health: The Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly convenes from 19 to 27 May 2025
After an autocratic leader was toppled in Bangladesh, democratic renewal remains a work in progress
A prisoner voting ban shows again how few checks there are on parliamentary power
As Filipinos prepare to vote, ex-strongman Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest is dividing families – all the way to the president
Answering Call: Honouring Holy Father
Constitutional Changes To Reform Your AMA
‘Everyone lives in fear’: trapped between two warring nuclear giants, the people of Kashmir continue to suffer
Football Australia To Hold 22nd Annual General Meeting
Explainer: Commonwealth v Yunupingu and compensation for native title
WHO Member States conclude negotiations and make significant progress on draft pandemic agreement
Townsend House Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Study of democracy’s decline offers roadmap for fighting back
Canada a 51st state? Here’s how American annexation could actually favour Canada
Sydney Water workers celebrate end of toxic leadership
Friday 28 March
ASIC provides further guidance on virtual meetings for companies and registered schemes
Football Australia Announces Appointment Of Christine Holman To Board And Adoption Of Constitutional Amendments
Figs, meat – and not too much sex. A good diet in ancient times was more than what you ate
Peter Dutton wants to deport criminal dual citizens. We already have laws for that
View from The Hill: Dutton’s talk about a citizenship referendum is personal over-reach and political folly
When humans use AI to earn patents, who is doing the inventing?
Thursday 13 March
Free Travel For Canberrans On Skyfire Night 12 March
Four-year term legislation takes first step
NZ governments enjoy an ‘executive paradise’ – a longer parliamentary term won’t change that

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