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Yes or No: the organisations taking a public position on the Voice, and those sitting on the fence

Indigenous Affairs

Jun 01, 2023

A PwC building in Sydney (Image: AAP/Dan Himbrechts)

Defence reveals seven new PwC contracts worth $6m after tax scandal broke

May 31, 2023

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek

Plibersek can't say why Woodside gets a free pass to dodge petroleum tax

May 31, 2023

LGBTQIA+ dating app Grindr rallies users to support the Voice to Parliament

May 31, 2023

Penelope McDonald, Audrey Napanangka, and Santo Giardina (Image: Supplied)

'We fight for them': Audrey Napanangka's commitment to keeping kids on Country

Indigenous Affairs

May 30, 2023

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus

Proposed changes to Freedom of Information Act blacked out in documents released to journalists

May 30, 2023

Mark McGowan

'You've got to be parochial': WA emperor Mark McGowan's complicated triumph

May 30, 2023

Protesters at a Stop Adani environmental protest in Sydney, 2021 (Image: AAP/Bianca De Marchi)

'Unearthing how government operates': how the public uses freedom of information to seek truth

May 29, 2023

David Shoebridge, Sophie Scamps and Paul Scarr (Images: AAP)

How non-government politicians use the FOI system to hold the government accountable

Anton Nilsson and John Buckley

May 29, 2023

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and RBA governor Philip Lowe (Images: AAP)

Journalists couldn't have told these important stories without freedom of information requests

May 29, 2023

John Lyons (left), then-executive editor of ABC News, followed by an AFP officer walking out the ABC office in Sydney during the AFP raid in June 2019 (Image: AAP/David Gray)

'Outrageous' refusals, redactions, delays: inside the fight for FOI

May 29, 2023

New York Times editorial, 2018

‘Australia is an outlier’: sluggish FOI system sets secrecy as the default

May 29, 2023

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