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SA anti-protest laws: unnecessary and penalties too harsh
Kingston crowns new Junior Mayor
OHCHR’s report on digital tech and civic space in South-East Asia
Voice to Parliament
REX PATRICK CALLS FOR PROPER OAIC FUNDING AFTER THE COURT FINDS THAT RESOURCES TO DEAL WITH FOI DELAYS IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GOVERNMENT
UN experts call for free and fair electoral environment ahead of July general elections: Cambodia
Statement on Stan Grant
NT Greens Support Right to Protest
Holding government to account: return of the Election Promise Tracker
Voice civics information campaign kicks off
UN expert calls for accountability and political reform to overcome crisis: Peru
80% Want Companies like PwC Banned from Government Contracts
National broadcasters finally have funding certainty as a result of Albanese Government’s 2023-24 Federal Budget
Consultation opens on proposed changes to ICAC Act
Drive so others survive this National Road Safety Week
Government scholar compares founding histories of six modern states
PwC CEO Resignation Reflects Need for Structural Consultancy Reform
Update on Westmeadows rezoning proposal
UN expert lauds Georgia for efforts to maintain peace and security
Statement From Minister For Local Government 4 May
Whaitiri Defection Blight On Democracy
Free, pluralistic and independent media, a vital pillar of democracy, International Freedom of Expression Rapporteurs stress
Apple, Google partner on an industry specification to address unwanted tracking
Speaker brings Parliament to North Queensland schools
Ban Consulting Firms Who Breach Public Trust: Parliamentary Submission
ARM CALLS ON PM TO PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO AUSTRALIA, NOT KING CHARLES
AGI and Love: The Two Keys to Paradism – A World Free from Work, Money and Powers
POLL: Australians Say Overwhelmingly ‘CHARLES DOESN’T REPRESENT ME’
Still time to nominate for Young Mayors program
Statement on recent report
Australians don’t want king, or Charles
New Zealand concerned by civilian casualties in Sudan
Age of Enlightenment
Greens to fight to keep government interest rate power
Local Government Minister’s Dangerous Mistruths In ‘Three Waters’ Interview
High Commissioner statement in commemoration of the Rwanda genocide
Joint Statement on the Strategic Dialogue on Cybersecurity of Civil Society Under Threat of Transnational Repression
Code of Conduct for Enhancing Export Controls of Goods and Technology that Could be Misused and Lead to Serious Violations or Abuses…
Sharing word on Voice
Protecting Australia’s cultural and historical institutions
Global data security research expands
More still to do to get big money out of politics
Australian FM statement on Myanmar 29 March
Registered organisations governance and compliance review
Labour costs, not target retail price, should determine garment price for a living wage
Internews, Microsoft, USAID to develop Media Viability Accelerator
Making it easier for students from across the country to visit Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial
Review of human rights framework welcome