MARK DREYFUS MP

Labor welcomes the release of the draft reforms to update national defamation laws.

Federal Labor is deeply concerned by an increase in anti-Semitic attacks in Australia.

The Attorney-General has today made clear the Morrison Government has no interest in integrity.

Angus Taylor's apology to Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore a week after the false documents scandal was first reported shows the only thing this hapless Minister is sorry about is that he was caught.

The National Archives is wasting $1 million fighting to prevent the public's Right to Know, at the same time as it is blaming resourcing constraints for a scathing report from the Auditor-General.

Angus Taylor's statement vindicates Labor's decision to refer this matter to NSW Police.

Senate Estimates has exposed another front in the Morrison Government's war on the Australian peoples Right To Know.

A day after being embarrassed by his Prime Minister over media freedom, Attorney-General Christian Porter has today embarrassed himself with a desperate stunt in Question Time.

Labor congratulates the Right to Know Coalition for their historic, united campaign for media freedom and the public's right to know, and for taking a stand against the Morrison Governments intimidatory assault on our democracy.

The Morrison Government is now deeply divided over where they stand on press freedom.