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In 2024, we’ll truly find out how robust our democracies are to online disinformation campaigns
Tuesday 27 February, 2024 Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor
First Nations South Australians step forward to have their voices heard
New Commissioner appointed to lead Information and Privacy Commission NSW
Council Elections 2024
Switch To Ward Structure Confirmed
Ward boundary review for Cardinia Shire: Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) consultation now open
Upholding Integrity Of Public Sector Information
City Of Boroondara Ward Boundary Review
Council to move to single-councillor wards for 2024 election
La Trobe academic appointed Oxford Fellowship
Single-councillor ward structure confirmed for Mildura electorate
New Corangamite wards for October election
Warrnambool moves to seven-ward electoral structure
City of Yarra will move to single-councillor wards for its 2024 elections
Conflict of Interest
Murrindindi Shire Council ward boundary review
Queensland man to face court over alleged false claims during 2022 Federal Election campaign
Alcohol lobby ploughs $1.3m into political parties
New year, same political donors and weak laws
Council provisions during caretaker period
March by-election for Inala residents
Eligibility to vote in council general elections 2024
Enrolling as ratepayer in Greater Shepparton
Cook Government delivers fair and transparent electoral system
Electoral funding and disclosure reforms pass Parliament
Supporting democracy in our region
Independent reviews to ensure no stone left unturned
Hobart City Council recount
New review to tackle SA’s low engagement on council elections
Electoral structure review of Mornington Peninsula Shire
Electoral structure review of Casey underway
Mobile polling stations give eligible prisoners chance to vote in person
Stronger protections for frontline staff
Merri-bek City Council electoral structure review
Voting location information for Voice referendum
Optional preferential voting at 2023 local government elections
MoAD a polling booth for the 2023 referendum
Blacktown City Mayor Tony Bleasdale OAM, Statement on Voice
Local Government Ordinary Postal Election – Election Notice
Council statement on Voice Referendum
Electoral reforms to improve transparency in political donations
New Councillor for Lyons Ward
Putting integrity at heart of NSW Government
Less than 12 months to go until NSW local government elections
Postal vote for Voice to Parliament referendum
Fairer democratic elections to return for City of Sydney
Voice – be ready to vote