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All posts tagged "political parties"
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731ArticleVoters Prefer Parties Out of Postal Voting Process
Australians overwhelmingly want to keep political parties out of the postal voting process, according to new polling conducted for The Australia Institute....
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Partisanship, Polarisation and Social Cohesion in Australia
Report – Susan McKinnon Foundation, 29 November 2024 Partisanship, polarisation and social cohesion in Australia The McKinnon Poll seeks to encourage better...
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What Political Parties Have to Learn About Being Approachable
Yesterday I went to a local market. The streets were closed off and the market sprawled for the length of the town,...
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Labor: Liberals Wasting Time on Donations Reform
Media release – Ella Haddad MP, Shadow Attorney General, 15 August 2023 Liberals running down the clock on their own Donations Reform Bill...
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Committee Recommends Significant Changes to Federal Electoral System
Media release – Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, Parliament of Australia, 20 June 2023 Committee recommends significant changes to electoral system...
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1.2KArticleWhat the Recent Election Taught us About Brands
With the election in the rear view mirror now, it’s a good time to reflect on just what happened. To most, the...
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Federal Election Candidates Say …
Senator Anne Urquhart, Chief Opposition Whip in the Senate, Senator for Tasmania & Chris Lynch, Labor Candidate for Braddon, 9 March 2022 Morrison Sets The Lawyers...
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AEC Publishes ‘Disinformation Register’
Web page – Australian Electoral Commission, 7 March 2022 Disinformation register – 2022 federal election process The register below lists prominent pieces...
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Should we Cancel Political Parties?
Throughout the world, traditional political organizations are increasingly seen as dysfunctional. But can democracies live without them?
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‘Parties Need to Start Representing PWD and Select them as Candidates’
Braddon candidate Tammy Milne takes a look at political issues from the point of view of people with disabilities (PWD).
