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Morrison uses Budget to silence Government accountability bodies
New requirement to learn English to maximise job prospects
Pollack encourages voter registration
University to lower flags in honour of former Prime Minister John Turner
Higher narcissism may be linked with more political participation
Right to Know Week highlights benefits of open government
ACFID Statement on Sexual Misconduct in DRC
WHO to investigate allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse in Ebola response
Green Party responds to NZ First Foundation SFO charges
Gift supports A&S visiting journalist program, Cornell Tech
A smarter comparison between ACT election candidates
Minister of Foreign Affairs makes two diplomatic appointments
A tale of two recoveries
Uni Rallies Essential To Fight Cuts And Autocracy
NZ’s largest union confirms all-female leadership team
Grand Pacific Walk free water project nearing completion – Wollongong
ACT Greens Respond to Australian Education Union’s Public Education Pledge
FECCA celebrates nation’s new citizens and welcomes changes to citizenship testing
Council recognises Australian Citizenship Day 2020
Focus on values in updated Australian Citizenship Test
Political donations report must be released
With democracy paused, Big Brother runs Victoria
Action needed on donation law reform
Greens condemn Adani for silencing climate activist
Canberra’s first Neighbourhood Democracy package
Qld voters ‘go hard, go early’ due to COVID-19
Time for vote on ICAC bill one year on
Statement in relation to 2020 Territory Election
Davis – Labor gags debate to ram through its power grab
I cannot support Six-month extension
Facebook and Instagram to turn off news sharing in Australia if new bill passes
2020 ACT Greens-ACT Labor Parliamentary Agreement Update for 9th Assembly in Australian Capital Territory
Acknowledgment of Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
More class hours available to help migrants learn English
Adani bullies community leader as it loses another court case
Ten years of making change happen
Website provides civil rights resources for academic community
Greens call on PM to stand down Sukkar
O’Brien-Walsh – Liberal Nationals to oppose State of Emergency power grab by Andrews
Regional media support needs accountability – MEAA
Lowering voting age will strengthen democracy: Greens
Government refusing democratic process
Google’s open letter to Australians and ACCC response
Response to Google open letter
Alleged anti-democratic conduct
Queensland needs journalist shield laws now
Governance policies adopted to improve accountability and transparency
National Does Nation a Disservice

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