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ACT pinches fire and ambulance chiefs from NSW, board movements in Queensland, police commissioner movements in Victoria, NSW ...

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Respected judge John Sackar will evaluate how NSW laws protect vulnerable groups without undermining core freedoms.

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Victorians can influence anti-corruption reforms by submitting views on IBAC’s powers, scope, and effectiveness.

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More marginalised communities will finally help shape digital systems rather than struggle to survive within them.

Submarine cables silently dictate who controls information, influences minds, and intercepts global wartime intelligence.