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Press Conference – Brisbane
Labor’s secrecy eroding democracy and corporate ‘politics as usual’ driving young people away, says Greens
Coalition Slams Labor’s Secretive FOI Power Grab
Grattan on Friday: Albanese government hasn’t walked its talk about accountability and integrity
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing
CLP cuts red tape and strengthens integrity across key laws
Greyhound Racing SA Preferred Vet Allegations
Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television Interview – Sky News Afternoon Agenda 14 October
Jacinta Allan Fighting Revelations About CFMEU Corruption
Government’s FOI Changes Could Cover Up Next Robodebt – New Research
Macquarie University Next To Be Pulled Up For Unsafe Practices After SafeWork NSW Improvement Notice
Minns’ Captains Call On Nuclear Subs Approaches
Europe leads on transparent borders as Australia lags behind
ACOSS statement on the Robodebt settlement
Yes, freedom of information laws need updating, but not like the government is proposing
Questions Without Notice – Freedom Of Information
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – Sky News Newsday
Strengthening Freedom Of Information Framework
Proposed changes to Freedom Of Information scheme don’t add up
Government seek to make broken FOI scheme even more secretive
Katter Should Apologise Or Resign
Self-regulation for telcos clearly not working – a Joint Statement from the Fair Call Coalition
Explosive Leaks: Santos’s Darwin LNG hub leaking methane for nearly 20 years
Long awaited consumer-boosting legislation hits Parliament – regulator must now act
Councils vote YES to shark nets removal trial
Freedom Of Information Commissioner Appointed
Yes, Minister – Even In Caretaker
NACC’s FOI Cover-Up of Independent Robodebt Corruption Conclusions Exposed
“COERCION AND SECRECY”: DAMNING EVIDENCE PILES UP AHEAD OF LABOR GOVERNMENT APPEARANCE AT PUBLIC HOUSING INQUIRY
Governments are becoming increasingly secretive. Here’s how they can be made to be more transparent
OAIC Releases Regulatory Action Priorities For 2025-26
Dog thefts: what really happened during the COVID pandemic
Stronger privacy and data sharing laws to protect individuals
Stronger Privacy And Data Sharing Laws To Protect
Queensland coal mine goes against orders of Federal Government: “Tearing through our Country”, Traditional Owners say
TGA Statement On Illegal Vape Sales
Privacy and tech expert appointed new Information Commissioner
Premier Confirms SRL East Blowout Is Inevitable
New FOI data for NSW confirms scientists’ condemnation of shark nets
Polling: Majority of Australians support power-sharing parliament
What Power-sharing Parliament May Hold
The sudden dismissal of public records staff at health agencies threatens government accountability
Back To Future With Liberal Education Cuts
Protecting salmon farming at the expense of the environment – another step backwards for Australia’s nature laws
Undemocratic Environment Laws To Silence Public
Bombshell FOI reveals fish farms have been inadequately assessed for impact on threatened species and World Heritage
Cabinet records are not being released today, or even this year
Randwick votes to remove shark nets

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