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australiainstitute.org.au

The Australia Institute's Policy School is a free webinar series designed to equip policymakers, campaigners, NGOs, and public servants with the tools to advocate for change. Learn from experts about key public policy issues, persuasive messaging, and effective communication strategies to help create a fairer, more sustainable society.

greens.org.au

The Greens are fighting for your future. Together we can tackle the climate crisis, the housing crisis and economic inequality, and create a better life for all. We're fighting for a future for all of us.

aph.gov.au

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ag.gov.au

Australian Government agencies must publish on their websites details of information they release in response to freedom of information (FOI) requests.

equalityaustralia.org.au

Privacy Policy Thank you for trusting us with your personal information so we can do the work we do. We know your personal information is important to you. That’s why it’s important to us, too. Here’s how we manage your personal information and how you can get in touch if you have any concerns about [...]Read More...

publicintegrity.org.au

CPI warns the FOI Amendment Bill 2025 weakens transparency. Read our blueprint for genuine Freedom of Information reform.

michaelwest.com.au

The Iran war has brought another round of Middle East destruction, and windfalls for weapons companies supported by our superannuation money.

governmentnews.com.au

Australia’s leading event tackling the critical challenges of EV infrastructure. Be part of the conversation shaping Australia’s EV-ready future. The EV Infrastructure Summit brings together senior leaders to explore how...

hrleader.com.au

In the inaugural episode of The Legal Brief, produced in partnership with national workplace law firm Kingston Reid, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Kingston Reid Partner Christa Lenard to unpack this recent landmark decision from the Federal Court, which has reshaped a practice many employers across Australia have relied upon for decades – using contractual remuneration set-off clauses to balance out overpayments in one pay period against shortfalls in another.