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Faith Leaders call on newly elected Government to resolve plight of refugees on Manus
Funding and reform needed to make Parliament a kinder workplace
“VOTERS HAVE REJECTED ‘CHANGE RULES:'” ARA REBUKES ACTU AND SALLY McMANUS
Democracy in deep freeze
Democracy sausage: voting served on a plate
A bold vision for future global cities
Country SA – ultimate underdog: Lambert
Israel’s basic human rights are being violated
Modern perceptions of terror explored on stage
Healthy lawyers, justice critical focus of Law Week 2019
Council responds to calls for NSW Government intervention
PSA welcomes return of well-being aspects
Inappropriate behaviour on hustings
Community Political Fairness Rally
Coalition environment announcement does little to reverse its deep budget cuts to nature protection
Sydney Morning Herald’s Photojournalism To Feature In Head On Photo Festival
Labor’s childcare promise wasteful and unfair
Twin blights on our democracy
Roundtable conversations a success in lead up to Stop Adani Convoy in Clermont
Greens focus on young people for climate change election
Council convenes convoy roundtable
Community thanked for Talking Future Tourism with Council
Many Australians think real leadership is lacking
National offers conditional support for Waikato DHB appointment
State Government awards $125,000 in grants to commemorate 125 years of women’s suffrage in SA
Greens launch participatory democracy policy for citizens juries and petitions to be debated
Poll: 80% of Australians support a Federal Integrity Commission with strong powers
Use ‘special relationship’ to stop Assange extradition: Di Natale
Old Parliament House Board appointment
Labor’s ‘just’ Transition plan
Australian Greens criticise Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to annex West Bank settlements
Law Council’s Call to Parties focused on access to justice, strengthening integrity and legal profession
Law Council’s Call to Parties focused on access to justice
Budget 2019: Does proposed national anti-smoking campaign go far enough?
Second interim report on freedom of religion or belief
Fiji must not interfere with journalists
New Zealand First opposes affront to democracy
Telling Australia’s story: committee reports on Canberra’s national institutions
Who’s afraid of advocacy?
Democracy examined – lowering voting age and cyber influence
Democracy sausage: voting served on a plate
Christchurch terrorist attack
Berejiklian must halt stadium demolition
Sneaky stadium demolition shows Premier’s contempt for NSW voters
SFO investigation into National Party shows political donations reform is vital to our democracy
New Zealand to support Solomon Islands general election
Ebola attacks in Congo
Greens announce plan to empower young people on day of final Lowering Voting Age hearing

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