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Significant step forward in fixing cruel and unjust past
New law risks undermining work of NGOs: Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan’s new “foreign representatives” law risks undermining work of NGOs
UN experts alarmed by sentences handed down to human rights lawyer Arnon Nampa on lèse-majesté charges: Thailand
Passage Of Laws To Lock Kids Up Dark Day For NSW
Auckland Regional Fuel Tax abolished
Repeal of smokefree laws means thousands will die, researchers warn
Smokefree Amendment Bill Introduced
Greater support for social workers
Labour’s Three Waters legislation repealed
Government to axe Auckland Regional Fuel Tax
De-amalgamation bill delivers certainty for NSW councils
Economic Bulletin January 2024
Government introduces Productivity Commission Act Repeal Bill
Repeal of Therapeutic Goods Permission 2021
Working people fear for their future and New Zealand’s
NBA and SPA successfully repealed
PSA says abandoning tax principles retrograde step
Government introduces Taxation Principles Reporting Act repeal Bill
Bill to repeal ‘Ute Tax’ passed
Government takes first steps towards pragmatic and sensible freshwater rules
Government ‘off to horrific start’ says unions
Anti-protest laws begin to unravel as Knitting Nannas take win for the right to protest
Government to repeal Three Waters legislation
Milestone reached on repeal of Fair Pay Agreements legislation
First step to flexible labour market
Nicola Willis threat to back track on Te Reo allowances will be strongly resisted
More than 10k people sign petition to keep FPAs
Chris Hipkins driving with handbrake
National will end Labour’s blanket speed limit reductions
Draft Aboriginal heritage regulations released for consultation
National put climate action into reverse gear
National’s climate pledge joke
90-day trials – didn’t work then, won’t work now
All workers should be treated fairly and equally
Labor’s half-baked BASIX deferral not enough to build more homes
Consultation, certainty and clarity the key in new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws
UN experts alarmed by re-criminalisation of defamation in the Republika Srpska entity: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Basix deferral needed to build more homes
Finalised gas code delivers for Australians
Victorians punished with Labor’s new taxes
Labor must explain how plan will deliver affordable housing
UN experts: Repressive enforcement of Iranian hijab laws symbolises gender-based persecution
Greens launch plan to hold balance of power
Reforming sex and gender recognition laws in Western Australia
Oranga Tamariki Bill Passes Third Reading
After 26 years Territorians have their rights restored
Türk calls on Russian legislators to repeal, not expand, anti-LGBT bill

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