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Safeguarding Democracy: First ever Active Citizenship Convention begins
Statement From Shadow Minister For Energy And Resources 17 August
Interference with Constitutional Court threatens rule of law and safeguards against abuse of power: Ecuador
New offence for demonstrations outside homes
Government must come clean on plans to restrict public sector collective bargaining
Statement – Workers compensation legislation
NSW Corrections Officer Charged Over Corrupt Conduct
Minns authority disintegrating as hundreds of thousands cross Harbour Bridge, Labor Ministers dissent, Greens seek repeal of police powers
Speaker takes Parliament to North Queensland
Love in the age of WhatsApp – a philosopher explains how technology reduces the power of a relationship
CLP brings NT into the modern era with defamation law overhaul
General manager’s statement on the registered organisations review
Australians want to kick political parties out of postal voting – poll
Greens launch petition against Govt’s attack on democracy
To stop mass starvation in Gaza there must be action, not more slogans from Albanese
Government engaging in anti-democratic voter suppression
Inside Parliament: Launch graduates step into the heart of WAs democracy
UN expert on right to peaceful assembly acknowledges progress and urges Chile to settle outstanding debts with victims
Greens demand greater transparency after Albanese Government ranked among worst on document releases
Govt’s Electoral Reform Weakens Democracy
National Youth Parliament 2026 – Delivery Partner Announced
Remarks – Welcoming Members Of Parliament And Senators
Greens call for NZ Govt to take UK’s lead and lower voting age
Union for local government workers supports LGNZ recommendations to improve voter turnout
Two-thirds of Australians want a review of AUKUS, while less than half think it will make us safer: poll
UN expert on human trafficking to visit the Democratic Republic of the Congo
UN experts urge Thailand to drop charges against Pimsiri Petchnamrob and other pro-democracy rights defenders
Special Envoy’s Plan To Combat Antisemitism
Greens say fossil fuel lobbyists must get dirty influence out of climate policy
Tasmanians Want Power-sharing Government: Poll
Strength, vision and legacy: Celebrating NAIDOC Week across the Capital
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 3 July
SA’s World Leading Political Donations Ban Now In Force
UN experts urge United Kingdom not to misuse terrorism laws against protest group Palestine Action
Minor party and independent preferences behind Labor’s landslide victory 
Security Council Meets on Situation in Democratic Republic of Congo
UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in North Korea to visit Japan
Violent assault by Police at anti-genocide action: Escalating police violence against protest
Unfair funding cut to BREAZE threatens Ballarat’s clean energy progress
Greens, Independents And Minor Parties Closest Threat To Leaders
PM wraps up Europe visit at NATO Summit
Local democracy restored in Central Darling Shire after a decade
NSW Upper House Inquiry Should Call Premier Not Staffers
Constitutional Challenge To Anti-protest Laws
KI to recruit junior researchers with a focus on excellence
Local democracy restored in Central Darling Shire after a decade
KI to recruit research group leaders with a focus on excellence
Port visit firms ties with Japan

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