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Concern for the rule of law and fundamental rights in Hong Kong SAR
NZCTU make submission in opposition to Treaty Principles Bill
Only five women elected in direct presidential elections in 2024
Greens Launch Plan to Put Animal Welfare Back on the National Agenda – Starting with Shutting Down Cruel Greyhound Racing
Green Government Will Revoke Dodgy Fast-track Projects
GREENS SAY ANTI-PROTEST LAWS COULD HAVE A CHILLING EFFECT ON DEMOCRACY AND SILENCE IMPORTANT VOICES 
Jo Clay Elected As ACT Greens Deputy Leader
Supporting Independence Of Our National Broadcasters
Luxon’s ‘localism’ Strikes Again
GREENS SAY LOCAL GOVERNMENT INQUIRY ESSENTIAL AS MASSIVE DONATIONS DISCLOSURES REVEALED FROM MELBOURNE MAYORAL RACE
New Book Explains Mysteries Behind Bee Behavior
Albanese Government to establish News Bargaining Incentive
Govt Introduces Archaic Anti-worker Legislation
Land of opportunity or bicultural nation? Twin visions of national identity face off over the Treaty principles
Social media platforms are throttling access to news – with far-reaching implications for democracy
Tasmania’s great skate debate – cutting through lies and misinformation
Youth Parliament NSW Applications Now Open
Children Have the Right to Great Stories Ursula Dubosarsky Laureate & Susanne Gervay OAM
Democracy restored to transport in Auckland
Electoral reform impasse provides opportunity for real scrutiny – which voters demand
Tasmanian Greens Do Not Respect Will Of Parliament
World First Political Donation Ban Passes Parliament
Electoral Reforms To End Robocalls And Deepfakes
South Australian electoral experiment deserves much closer scrutiny
Australians overwhelmingly support the right to peaceful protest
Communications Legislation Amendment Bill 2024
Greens call for Government to withdraw mis & disinformation Bill
NTEU Report Lays Bare ‘corporate University’
Major party stitch up leaves electoral reform bills unchecked
Blunt Social Media Ban Is Rushed & Reckless: Greens
Young Novocastrian of the year challenges Government’s anti-protest moves in Supreme Court
Sunbury Local To Lead New Council Group For 2025
UN cultural rights expert to visit Lao PDR
Social media age ban doesn’t stack up, Inquiry Report recommends tougher action on big tech
Local Government Sector Condemns Minns Government’s New Planning Body
New polling reveals overwhelming opposition to rushing through political donation laws
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Doorstop interview – Parliament House
Rushed changes to federal political donation laws could hinder, not enhance, democracy
Uniformed Defence Force should not be used as strike breakers
Things to do: Much music, Supreme Court panel, advice for aspiring filmmakers
Changes implemented to prevent voter confusion on polling day
Greens welcome Digital Duty of Care, call for release of Online Safety Act Review
Anti-protest report tabled 43 days late and ignores community
Fast Track Bill threatens environment, climate and reputation
New Local Governance For Norfolk Island
New SA political donation laws: An undemocratic process which will not increase trust in politicians
No News Is Not Good News
Green MP’s Meme-ber’s Bill Set To Save World