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Populism or policy? Explaining the rise of One Nation. 25 August 2026. See our events page for details.
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Populism or policy? Explaining the rise of One Nation. 25 August 2026. See our events page for details.
Date: 25th September 2025 Time: 11:00 am Location: Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point CampusThe Gibson Room, Z Block, Level 10, Registration details Register in person or watch
The Foundation in collaboration with the Queensland Network to End Slavery and Trafficking, Freedom Hub, Queensland Human Rights Commission and others will explore the key issues
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Paul Strangio writes in The Conversation (21.10.23) about the death of former Labor opposition leader and Governor-General Bill Hayden, remembered for his role in establishing Medibank
Josh Butler reports for The Guardian (14.10.23) on the defeat of the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, with every state and territory bar the
In October 2023, Australians will have their say in a referendum about whether to change the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing
Sana Nakata writes in The Conversation (30.8.23) about the Prime Minister’s long-awaited announcement that the ‘Voice to Parliament’ referendum will be held on October 14, describing
Ben Smee and Eden Gillespie report in The Guardian (25.8.23) on the Palaszczuk government’s unexpected changes to the Youth Justice Act, explaining how the Human Rights
TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate John Quiggin writes in The Conversation (23.8.23) about the release of the latest Intergenerational Report by Treasurer Jim Chalmers. The author
Chris Bonnor writes in Inside Story (18.8.23) about the state of school systems and funding in Australia, highlighting a failure to heed lessons from successive recent
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