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With the final days to vote in the Voice referendum nearing, the AEC says it is rare for someone to vote multiple times.

Christoper Pyne has said the media’s outsized reactions to small bureaucratic mistakes are a factor in the reliance on consultants.

Australian barrister Ian Neil believes anti-corruption commission legislation is likely to pass early next year, with crossbench support.

The PM today announced the terms of the promised royal commission into the robodebt scandal of the previous government.

The Australian Human Rights Institute has been campaigning to bring awareness about enforced and involuntary disappearances in the African nation. 

A number of distinguished judges have called for the establishment of a bi-partisan parliamentary oversight committee to hold the federal government’s coronavirus response to account while parliament is closed.

A group of independent and opposition MLAs refuse to turn up at the NT government’s Budget Estimates hearings in protest at the allotted time being halved, so the government has opened the floor to anyone else. The result: a mountain of extra work for public servants.