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The Temporary Foreign Worker Program is a failure, and new immigration limits make a bad situation worse
Parliamentarians are harnessing science to advance health for everyone, everywhere
Monash expert: Saudi Arabia’s gameplan behind successful FIFA World Cup bid
Deliberate disinformation campaigns are a public health risk – but NZ has no effective strategy to deal with it
University of Melbourne reaffirms its commitment to combat all forms of racism
One year strong: advancing workplace gender equality through the positive duty
Advancing sexual health and wellbeing and rights: December edition of the WHO Bulletin
New Project To Tackle Financial Elder Abuse
Inquiry Into Criminal Code Amendment Bill 2024
‘System-Wide’ Change: 10-Year Action Plan for better LGBTIQA+ health
Australian Government urged to stand up for the human rights of children
Women in immigration detention at serious risk of harassment and violence
Public Statement by Chair of Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict
After the social media ban, is the job done on child safety and wellbeing?
First Nations children deserve a rights-based future, today
PSA Demand End To Sexist Pay Discrimination
Technological and societal changes make a Human Rights Act as important as ever
Nomination period extended for Women in Community Life Awards
Media Advisory: Queensland Police Service welcomes independent review findings to strengthen workplace fairness
Cardiovascular Disease Symptoms High In Young Refugees
NACCHO Welcomes the First Nations Health Care in Prisons National Review
Review of Magnitsky-style autonomous sanctions
Long-term unemployment rising while entry level jobs decline: New report
Unanimously Adopting Resolution 2761 (2024), Security Council Approves Continued Humanitarian Exemption to Asset Freeze by Da’esh, Al-Qaida Sanctions Regime
ACOSS refers Federal Government to Ombudsman
Realizing women’s and girls’ human rights: A prerequisite and catalyst for progress
Melbourne synagogue arson attack condemned by Commissioners
Australian Law Reform Commission to review Australia’s surrogacy laws
Panguna Mine Legacy Impact Assessment Report Released
National Dementia Action Plan provides a clear vision for the future
City Of Ryde Takes Stand Against Domestic Violence
It’s Time Disability Reform Became Election Commitment
South Australian schools response to Disability Royal Commission
Voice Of Our Own Online National Conference
Queensland Bills a major step backwards for the rights of First Nations people
First Nations Commissioner calls for new police powers in Port Augusta CBD to be reconsidered
Leadership forum tackles gender-based violence in the Grampians region
Address at 2024 National Roundtable on Human Trafficking and Slavery
ACOSS demands immediate suspension of Targeted Compliance Framework and full, open legal investigation
Security Council 2140 Committee Condemns International Humanitarian Law, International Human Rights Law Violations in Yemen
Ukraine war: 10% of Chinese people are willing to boycott Russian goods over invasion – new study
Mosman Walks For Women
The government agrees Australia’s secrecy laws need to change. Now comes the hard part – taking action
Qld Youth Crime Bill Will Not Make Community Safer
Australia’s social media ban for kids under 16 just became law. How it will work remains a mystery
In solidarity with Women Human Rights Defenders, today and every day
Jean Shaw SC becomes first woman to be appointed State Counsel
Migration Bills Are Bad Law

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