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Consulting clean-up: Parliament recommends sweeping changes after multiple scandals
Court Rules in favour of Police over Newcastle Climate Protest
Coalition Govt’s expensive tunnel vision for Wellington comes at the expense of the regions
How much does Westpac contribute to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter? Much less than you might think
Appalling attack on public service official by Minister crosses the line
The human rights record of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Public consultation extended on proposed amendments to Electoral Act 2004
Georgia’s Parliamentary Elections
House Hosts My First Speech Winners
The House hosts My First Speech winners
The human rights record of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
NACC Needs Urgent Reform
NSW Police Force attempt to sink Newcastle climate protest
What’s the big idea? Australia Institute Launches Publishing Imprint
Stoush between Federal MP, WA Premier and Port Hedland Council
Digital platforms levy could support sustainability of Australian journalism
Democracy sausages and the cultural politics of Election Day
View from The Hill: We have bigger issues around freedom of speech than Lidia Thorpe’s noisy protest
U.S. Department of Commerce Removes Sandvine from Entity List Following Company’s Democracy-Only Business Realignment
Freedom of expression in a global crisis, says UN expert
UN expert: Stigmatising activists creates criminalisation and repression and cost lives worldwide
Foreign Minister to visit Thailand, attend Indonesian Presidential inauguration
Back the Bush: Support Queensland’s Food & Fibre Producers This Election
Humanitarian Assistance To Myanmar
NACC Paladin Finding Raises More Questions Than Answers
Growing concern for the health and well-being of disappeared human rights defenders: Guinea
Labor & Liberal Weak On Murdoch As Media Reform Stalled
Member Vote on CFMEU Split Gets Closer
Fatima Payman’s new Australia’s Voice party to appeal to the ‘unheard’
Premier Chris Minns’ latest attempt to stifle right to protest masquerades as “User-pays”
Minister Keogh and Minister Bowen – Australian War Memorial Switches on Geothermal
Mayor Mannoun Returned As Mayor
Pro-Palestine And Peaceful Protest Wins Day
Speaker takes Parliament to the Gold Coast
Shutting Down Protests is an Attack on Democracy, Says Greens MP Kobi Shetty
New handbook aims to shake up reporting on race in Australia
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Josh Bornstein on how big companies are taking away employees’ private rights
Minister for the Central Coast congratulates new councillors
UN expert on Myanmar to visit Australia
Speaker flies the APH flag across the country
New Book Explores Artists And Street Politics In Iran
Security Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004) Concerning Democratic Republic of Congo Meets with Group of Experts
Lengthened Consonants Mark Beginning Of Words
MASSIVE DIESEL SPILL IN BASS STRAIT
Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee Commission of Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities Bill 2024 (No. 2)
Democracy to return to Central Darling Shire for the first time in over a decade
Sandvine Announces New Ownership and Capital Infusion
11 New Citizens Welcomed