Independent senator Rex Patrick has won his legal fight to access national cabinet documents, after a Federal Court judge decided that the documents were not

Streem has confirmed its status as the nation’s only comprehensive media monitoring service after securing exclusive rights to Sky News Australia.  The landmark agreement means

Critics have slammed the basic training for people working at parliament house that will be implemented in response to the alleged historical rape of staffer

Ben Morton has used the launch of a new guide for commonwealth regulators to remind these entities that while they may be operationally independent of

The Australian Human Rights Commission has developed a roadmap to ensure the public and private sectors safeguard human rights when designing, developing and using new

A guidance on flying Australia’s Indigenous flags during Reconciliation Week was issued to Commonwealth agencies and Australian overseas posts on Wednesday.  The note to federal

The union representing Australia’s paper industry has complained about a 30% decrease in local paper purchases by the federal government during COVID-19. The CFMEU has

The inquiry into which of the prime minister’s staff knew of Brittany Higgins’ rape allegations before they were made public has come to a standstill,

The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Attorney-General’s Department are not ‘cyber resilient’ and have overstated their implementation of the federal government’s