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Qualifications, not religion, should decide who provides pastoral care in public schools
Cook Government delivers fair and transparent electoral system
Joint standing committee reports on way forward for Norfolk Island governance
Restoring democracy on Norfolk Island
Territories need four senators each: CFMEU
Lack of detail in JSCEM report leaves door open for two party stitch up
Electoral Matters Committee highlights transparency, trust and participation in recommendations for reform
Eureka Day celebrations nod to Ballarat’s history
Opinion piece: Charity is at heart of Australia
Sweeping Changes Needed to Reduce Influence of Money in Politics: Report
Greens condemn crackdown on peaceful pro-Palestinian protestors in Port Botany
Greens call for greater ambition in closing public school funding gap
Panelists: Democracy depends on free, healthy press
Albanese’s Tampa Moment
Supporting democracy in our region
Services will suffer if Statistics NZ continues with planned Christmas job cuts
Inadequate Electoral Reform Leaves Truth and Transparency Behind
Tasmanian Labor descends into chaos
Cr Jude Dwight elected as Knox Mayor
Intelligence and Security Committee supports Nazi symbols ban
Greens write to Education Minister urging him to retract comments on school strikes
Cost of protest could be lowered if Minns joined the calls for a ceasefire
70% of Australians want ABC Board member appointments from independent selection process
Appointment of Ambassadors, High Commissioners and Consul-General
Pause to reflect this Remembrance Day
Greens welcome High Court’s rejection of indefinite detention
Speaker takes Parliament to NSW
Tasmanian Civil Society Organisations Call for Electoral Reform Before it is Too Late
Journalists to discuss role of press in ‘evolving age’
Now is the time to act. The referendum must not lead to despair, but to a search for new ways to secure justice
Greens welcome Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation
Security Council 1533 Committee Receives Briefing on Behalf of Emergency Relief Coordinator in Pursuance of Resolution 2664 (2022)
Welcoming New Citizens for Murrindindi Shire
Michelle Grattan AO to deliver Speaker’s Lecture 2023
Children’s Mayor making Hobart sustainable and stress-free
New review to tackle SA’s low engagement on council elections
Pork barrelling, jobs for mates considered corruption in eyes of public
Polling: Pork barrelling, jobs for mates considered corruption in eyes of public
Council reinforces commitment to reconciliation
NSW Police acting to support peaceful demonstration
Human Rights Act must overcome inadequate patchwork of laws
People must be allowed to protest climate inaction
Jobs for boys continue under Labor
Job for boys continue under Labor
Yes and No voters agree on something: Truth in Advertising
Security Council 1533 Committee Meets Special Representative of Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict
Overwhelming support for truth in political advertising laws following referendum
Welcoming the Norfolk Island Governance Committee community representatives