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Public interest journalism deserves legislative protection
Sands and McDougall Building set to be heritage listed
MEAA welcomes dropping of raid investigation but threat remains
AFP statement on investigation into ABC journalist
Abuse survivors to be guaranteed a voice under new laws
Sexual assault survivors in Victoria can now tell their stories
Empowering Victim-Survivors To Speak On Their Terms
eSafety Commissioner take down scheme addresses social media harm, but not the cause
New Analysis: Least Transparent Budget on Record
Response to 2020-21 Budget Statement
Additional support to strengthen Australia’s communications, media and creative sectors
ANZ to pay $10 million penalty for unconscionable conduct over periodic payment fees
Waterfront peace deal collapses as Patrick rejects maritime union offer
Narrabri means jobs, more gas and lower prices
Minister’s certainty on gas a win for consumers and environment
New report and book set agenda for music education’s future
500+ School Strike for Climate events taking place today in biggest-ever national action against gas
Tomorrow’s School Strikes for Climate set to be biggest-ever national day of action against gas
‘Front of Package’ Nutrition Labels Improved Nutrition Quality
Prioritise policies to boost prosperity
ABC takes Queensland honours for investigative and online journalism
Enhancing transparency under international investment treaties
Greens welcome funding announcement for AAP
$5 million support for AAP Newswire
Names For New Schools Opening In 2021 Revealed
Morrison gas plan no help for consumers, bad for taxpayers and disaster for environment
IBAC will investigate police conduct in relation to an arrest in Epping on Sunday
NSW Government Solicitors Week winners announced
NHS implements antifungal resistance test
New Councillor Conduct Tribunal members appointed 11 September
ACT workers save services from privatisation
Statement in relation to 2020 Territory Election
Citizenship loss bill should pass: Intelligence Committee
New Governance Rules and Public Transparency Policy adopted
Press freedom inquiry would still jail journalists
Press freedom report calls for reform and transparency
Council fined for alleged unlawful water take
Order in Council approved to fast track reinstatement of Christ Church Cathedral
We’re hiring: Digital Content Creator to help influence transport safety
Law and order during Covid
Regional media support needs accountability – MEAA
Union calls for public ownership guarantee for renewable energy future
National party members are betraying their constituents if they overturn uranium mining ban in NSW
Non-compliance publication notice Big Li Ceiling Pty Ltd
MEAA welcomes proposed Queensland journalists’ shield law
Publication of reports on MV Al Kuwait June 2020
New tech and policy lab to tackle biggest challenges in tech ecosystem