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On the second anniversary of the Voice referendum, we remain steadfast in our support for the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Reforms to embedded networks are a big step forward, but fundamental issues remain.
We assisted Lisa Robinson in a complaint against Air New Zealand. In a win for passengers with assistance animals, the airline has changed its policy.
We assisted Lisa Robinson with a complaint after Air New Zealand prevented her from flying with her assistance animal in the cabin.
Lawyer Lucy Kelley explained why the Commonwealth Government has a responsibility to protect children from harmful laws.
Senior Solicitor Erin Turner Manners spoke about the systemic barriers that prevent equal access to air travel for people with disability.
People who use mobility aids often face unfair barriers when flying. Senior Solicitor Erin Turner Manners said airlines need to do better.
Senior Energy Advisor Craig Memery highlighted transparency issues with the export costs of household solar but said focus should be on the bigger issues.
Our Energy and Water Justice team is working to ensure our energy system transition is fast, just and focussed on solutions that work for people.
The Bill strengthens protections for victim-survivors of domestic violence, making it easier for them to leave dangerous situations.
Legal advice from Senior Counsel makes it clear the Commonwealth can act to protect children from harmful laws.
CEO Jonathon Hunyor and NATSILS CEO Karly Warner explained why the Commonwealth Government can and should take action to protect children.
Expert legal advice commissioned by the JEC clearly shows the Commonwealth can and should act to protect kids from harmful state laws.
Advice obtained from Senior Counsel by the JEC makes clear that the Commonwealth has the Constitutional power to act on youth justice reform.