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UN Expert Says Strengthening Impact Assessments Essential To Facing Planetary Crises And Protecting Human Rights
Key Election Commitment Delivered To Reinstate Mining And Resources Coroner
Federal Court Orders Remaining ALAMMC Group Companies Wound Up
Childcare Educators Forced Out By Soaring Rents And Profit-driven Childcare, New Data Shows
Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television Interview – Sky News Afternoon Agenda 14 October
Telfer Award Nomination Insult To Children And Families Devasted By Gender Fluid Ideology
Jacinta Allan Fighting Revelations About CFMEU Corruption
Consumers Want Stronger Action To Shore Up Triple Zero Certainty
Conflict At Counter: When Pharmacists’ And Patients’ Values Collide
Director’s speech at the conference of the Australian Bar Association in Sydney – 29 August 2025
Macquarie admits to Shield contraventions and commits to pay affected members
TAFE SA launches free short course on AI to prepare workforce for the future
Nature groups blindsided by sweeping changes to environment laws
Financial services company Bell Group Holdings restates 2023 accounts following concerns raised by ASIC
ABC’s Charmayne Allison and Xavier Martin awarded joint NT Journalist of the Year
Biological male who sexually abused his own daughter must be removed from women’s prison
Statement From Minister For Local Government And Water
Is there a place for facial recognition in Australian society?
Power struggle: why fixing NZ’s ‘broken’ electricity market is such a formidable challenge
ANZ admits widespread misconduct and agrees to pay $240 million in penalties
Update: media coverage of critical incident radio communications
Wellington’s Watts Peninsula reserve confirmed
How Communities Can Bridge Digital Divide
Just 6% of mass murders are by women. Here’s how, when and why they kill
Murdoch resolves succession drama – a win for Lachlan; a loss for public interest journalism
Funding relief for journalists keeping Australians informed
High Court decision is a vindication for award-winning journalism
New Bill For Future-focused TAFE SA
High Court grants ASIC special leave to appeal Block Earner decision
Yes, freedom of information laws need updating, but not like the government is proposing
Universities & Government must heed historic student referendum on Gaza
Consultation paper aims to strengthen higher education regulation
Consultation on stage two public sector whistleblower reforms
Councillors to face stronger penalties and faster hearings under proposed laws
RBNZ responds to Chief Ombudsman decision – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Blow to health and environment as court upholds Scarborough gas project approval
UN experts alarmed by escalating threats against Iran International media workers and their families: Iran
New CEF report calls for slashing of diesel fossil fuel subsidy to decarbonise mining, boost productivity; Fortescue backs reform
Associations And Co-operatives Bill Passes Parliament
Strengthening University Regulator’s Powers
Union welcomes NSW parliamentary inquiry into university governance
Mandatory Reporting Directions And Guidelines
PointsBet Holdings Limited – Panel Accepts Undertaking and Declines to Make Declaration
USU Slams Coffs Harbour Council Secrecy: Union Exposes Alarming Priorities
ABC International Development launches international media networking platform
Statement – Workers compensation legislation
Monthly Update: August 2025
A red meat allergy from tick bites is spreading – and the lone star tick isn’t the only alpha-gal carrier to worry about

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