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Maritime Union’s Quadrennial National Conference begins in Adelaide
Rex Patrick’s FOI Case Part of Broader Case for Urgent FOI Reform
Greens welcome Accord recommendations to scrap job-ready graduates and tackle placement poverty, but call for wholesale reimagining of higher education
Speaker takes Parliament to Ipswich
Democracy Sausage: Israel, Gaza and the crisis in the Middle East
OECD makes historic decision to open accession discussions with Indonesia
Papalia criticisms of judicial decision: an attack on the rule of law
UN experts call for accountability for Navalny’s death and immediate release of all political prisoners: Russia
ABC and Tonga Broadcasting Commission cement relationship with MOU
Journalist shield laws extended, greater oversight of corruption charges
New dates: Canberra Writers Festival moving from winter to spring
UN experts condemn terrorist attacks targeting Pakistan election and call for a peaceful transition of power
Concern around suspended election: Senegal
Democracy Sausage: Do unto others
Enter Year of Dragon
NSW Government introduces integrity reforms
Concerns over violence against political parties and candidates ahead of Pakistan elections
NPSP considers Local Government reforms – including changing timing of elections
De-amalgamation bill delivers certainty for NSW councils
Available articles & sources – Pakistan election preview
75 years of Australian Citizenship
Murrindindi Shire Celebrates New Citizens
New year, same political donors and weak laws
Further sanctions on Myanmar military regime
Real-time disclosures should replace yearly political donation data dump
Nominate now for 29th YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament
Oxfam calls on Australians to mark January 26 with respect and reflection
Australia Day in Bayside 25 January
Wider and deeper cuts to public services on cards as Government scrambles to fund tax cuts
Proposed SA sentencing laws for sex offences will result in injustice
Ukraine community farewells SA-based soldiers
R.T. Weatherman Foundation Facilitates Meeting Between U.S. Veterans’ Families and Congress
Taiwan elections 14 January
Politics Should Be Left Out of Republic Debate
Bangladesh parliamentary elections
Group of Experts Makes Recommendation regarding Minerals Originating from Rubaya, North Kivu
Labor Government must urgently appeal to protect NSW anti-disruption laws
Community ideas to have big impact in Canberra suburbs
Security Council Sanctions Committee concerning Democratic Republic of Congo Discusses Midterm Report of Group of Experts
Release of Australia’s third Open Government National Action Plan
Anti-protest laws begin to unravel as Knitting Nannas take win for the right to protest
Susan McKinnon Foundation partners with Analysis & Policy Observatory
Supreme Court finds NSW anti-protest laws partially unconstitutional
Tech companies capitalize on misconceptions of ‘free speech’
International Anti-Corruption Day 2023
New Zealand condemns malicious cyber activity
Australians for Constitutional Monarchy Roll Out Their Greatest Hits
Chief Minister Fyles rolls out the red carpet for Tamboran lobbyists

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