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Australian Industry Group statement on new shadow ministry
Protest penalties lifted from Sydney CBD and Eastern Suburbs
ACOSS is deeply concerned by what unfolded during protests in Sydney earlier this week, including the use of force by NSW Police…
Australian Industry Group welcomes Opposition Leader Angus Taylor
Foreign Minister hosts Commonwealth Secretary General
Minns Government chaos in aftermath of police response to protest as Premier, Minister Sharpe contradict each other
Parliament Calls For Stronger Anti-corruption Powers
Response To Violence At Sydney Protests
Greenpeace response to NSW Police attacks on peaceful protesters in Sydney
Monash Expert: Japan Election
Multicultural Queensland Advisory Council appoints new members
Students To Explore Democracy With PACER
Queensland man charged for allegedly threatening federal parliamentarians
Greens legislation would ban dirty donations as AEC data reveals major parties still pocketing millions in corporate handouts
‘Inoculation’ helps people spot political deepfakes, study finds
New Zealand and Germany strengthen partnership
Last Post Ceremony – Australian War Memorial, Canberra
LNP must lift abortion debate gag in wake of latest revelations of babies left to die
New Data Reveals Record Spending Ahead Of 2025 Election
UN expert on human rights in DPRK to visit the Republic of Korea
Nominations open for State’s most sought-after leadership program for young Queenslanders
AI “swarms” Could Quietly Distort Democracy
It’s the shared bonds that are our nation’s greatest strength
National Citizenship & Flag Raising Ceremony
The Big Picture: Speech to the 2026 Australian of the Year Awards lunch
Statement from Minister for Multiculturalism Steve Kamper
Maureen Pugh To Retire At 2026 Election
Greens Announce Bill To Entrench Māori Seats In Law
Union Members Condemn Attacks On Cartoonist
First round of voting in Myanmar exposes junta-orchestrated election as illegitimate: UN expert
Passing of Northern Territory Parliamentarian Loraine Braham
Palestinian writer’s cancellation from Adelaide Writers Festival
Greens Welcome Royal Commission
Oxfam condemns the violation of international law in Venezuela and warns of its impact on peace, democracy and human rights
Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela
Labor’s interference with Kingston City Council continues
Donald Trump’s first step to becoming a would-be autocrat – hijacking a party
UN experts dismayed by Jimmy Lai conviction: Hong Kong SAR
UN expert outraged by violent attacks against Daily Star and Prothom Alo: Bangladesh
Explosive document dump days out from Christmas exposes Govt’s cynical attack on striking workers
NSW Government to act to protect community safety following terrorist attack
Community leaders asked to pledge their support to our Jewish community
Another busy year in the House
Voter Suppression Law Must Be Reversed
Electoral reforms pass final reading
NSW man charged over alleged online threats to federal parliamentarian
Faster, cheaper … but better? The devil in the resource management reform detail
Online Discussions: Whose Voices Are Heard?

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