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CFMEU Demerger Creates Timber, Furnishing and Textiles Union (TFTU)
Coalition right to focus on immigration and values — but failure to name radical Islam misses the mark: Shelton
Court strikes down Minns Labor Government’s unconstitutional anti-protest laws which caused police violence at Town Hall Sydney
High Court gives Victoria a chance to rethink its unconstitutional, undemocratic political donation laws
Greens call for immediate new laws to keep billionaire donations out of state elections as Labor’s botched electoral laws are found unconstitutional 
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Bulgaria violated freedom of association by denying registration of an ethnic Macedonian rights organisation, UN committee finds
Türk says erosion of civic space is very worrying: Serbia
Taiwan matters: how the status quo underpins Indo-Pacific peace and prosperity
Comment by UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Seif Magango on Guinea-Bissau
Modernising Australia’s Secrecy Laws
Same Parliament, more Australians: representation gap widens to record high, but PM is ‘satisfied’ with his supermajority
How Sweden’s communal laundries shield renters from rising energy bills
2026 School Leadership Program inspires the next generation of leaders
2026 ACT Youth Assembly Brings Young Leaders Together
Youth Members for the National Youth Parliament 2026 announced
AUSTRALIANS WANT MORE DONE TO REDUCE POVERTY
UN experts welcome Minnesota truth-seeking entity and urge nation-wide investigations: USA
Two Faces Of Extremism
Local news not going anywhere: Australia’s local and independent publishers gather in South Australia for national conference
ACF backs Senate disinformation report, urges crackdown on social media giants 
Friends who make ‘mochi’ together, stay together
Alarming setbacks in transitional justice on 50th anniversary of coup d’état, warn UN experts: Argentina
Staying informed without overwhelm in a distressing news cycle
Citizenship Program To Help New Migrants
Review focused on improving access to courts and tribunals
Musk’s Twitter takeover highlights danger of owner-dominated social media platforms
Constructive Institute CEO challenges media to rebuild trust in address to the National Press Club
Fast-track Decision Looms on Destructive Waitaha Hydo Scheme
NTEU Statement On Violent Repression In Iran
Only 1 in 7 countries is led by a woman as global political power remains dominated by men
Empowering Councils Bill passed to deliver better outcomes for Queenslanders
Speaker Takes Parliament To Riverina
ASIO should investigate Liverpool council for aiding vigil for mass murderer Khamenei
Civil society coalition calls for leadership grounded in compassion, unity and respect
Solicitors welcome AUSTRAC assurances on AML/CTF
Dedicated, heavily armed police unit to target peaceful protest
Pay Equity People’s Committee Does What Govt Refused To
Visit To Australia By Prime Minister Of Canada
Bret Stephens And Seth Klarman In Conversation, March 6
UN experts: Venezuela’s amnesty law must apply to all unlawfully prosecuted victims and be grounded in transitional justice
Labor’s Hate Laws In Action Targeting… Anti-fascist Bar
Council Debates And Endorses Its Rating Review
NZ First Bill To Enable Binding Referendum On Māori Seats At 2026 Election
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

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