High Court action shouldn’t deter Yes vote on Voice:Dreyfus

High Court action shouldn’t deter Yes vote on Voice:Dreyfus

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says the High Court won’t stand in the way of government policy once the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a reality.

  • byLisa Visentin

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Media bosses unite to push government on press freedom

Media bosses unite to push government on press freedom

At a closed-door meeting in Canberra,high-powered representatives from News Corp,The Guardian,ABC and Nine made their case.

  • byNick Bonyhady
‘Right to erasure’ on table as privacy reforms flagged

‘Right to erasure’ on table as privacy reforms flagged

A new right to erasure is among more than 100 proposals for reform to Australia’s privacy laws following a years-long review by government.

  • byLisa Visentin
Former marine held in Australian prison says US making him a ‘political example’

Former marine held in Australian prison says US making him a ‘political example’

A former “top gun” pilot who has been imprisoned in Australia for more than 100 days has accused the US government of trying to make a “political example” of him.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Government under pressure to list Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorist group

Government under pressure to list Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorist group

Coalition and Greens MPs on a Senate committee are expected to form a rare unity ticket to recommend the move,but there are questions about the legality.

  • byMatthew Knott andPaul Sakkal
Hunt for first national anti-corruption watchdog chief enters final stages
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Hunt for first national anti-corruption watchdog chief enters final stages

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus will soon refer the government’s pick for the top job to a new parliamentary committee for approval.

  • byLisa Visentin
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Albanese keeps door open to legislating Voice if the referendum fails

Albanese keeps door open to legislating Voice if the referendum fails

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton stepped up his calls for the body to be legislated first to demonstrate its effectiveness.

  • byLisa Visentin
High Court judges may avoid scrutiny of new judicial watchdog

High Court judges may avoid scrutiny of new judicial watchdog

The Albanese government is seeking opinion on whether a new watchdog should be able to investigate High Court justices as well as other federal judges.

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
‘Talks out of both sides of his mouth’:Dreyfus wants Dutton to decide on Voice

‘Talks out of both sides of his mouth’:Dreyfus wants Dutton to decide on Voice

In his first interview of the year,Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said Opposition Leader Peter Dutton must answer two questions in order to be upfront with Australians about his position on the Voice.

  • byLisa Visentin
Indigenous mother fights to have child returned to Australia

Indigenous mother fights to have child returned to Australia

She says her First Nations daughter was “ripped” from her life in Australia on Christmas Day and flown to Europe with her father under international law.

  • byJenny Noyes
David McBride is ready to go to jail for his beliefs

David McBride is ready to go to jail for his beliefs

Former military lawyer David McBride says the creation of an independent whistleblower commission will help others avoid the same fate.

  • byLisa Visentin