
28 September 2022
Labor told Australians that if we were elected we would legislate a National Anti-Corruption Commission this year. Today we honour that commitment.
Today I bring to the parliament a Bill to establish a powerful, transparent and independent National Anti-Corruption Commission.
28 September 2022
Open access to information is essential for good decision-making, genuine engagement in democratic government, and combatting corruption
27 September 2022
The Anti-Discrimination and Human Rights Legislation Amendment (Respect at Work) Bill 2022 marks a significant step in fulfilling the government's election commitment to implement the recommendations of the Respect@Work report.
26 September 2022
Addressing the increasingly sophisticated corruption threats we see across the globe requires a coordinated international approach.
09 September 2022
Children are the most precious and vulnerable members of our community. The Government is committed to building on the vital work already underway in partnership with industry and the non-government sector to protect children from sexual abuse.
05 September 2022
The integrity of Australia’s public institutions lies at the heart of the Australian Government’s capability to deliver social, political and economic outcomes in the public interest.
05 September 2022
Tackling racism and prejudice—including anti-Semitism—is everyone's responsibility, and, as Attorney-General in the new Albanese government, I will be looking for ways in which the Commonwealth can do more to combat antisemitism.
15 August 2022
The Albanese Government is committed to restoring the family law system so that it is accessible, safe, properly resourced, simpler to use, and delivers justice and fairness for all Australian families.
15 August 2022
The Albanese Government is wasting no time delivering commitments to make women’s lives safer and more equitable.
27 July 2022
The Australian Human Rights Commission Legislation Amendment (Selection and Appointment) Bill 2022 will ensure appointments to the Australian Human Rights Commission are made through a merit-based and transparent process.