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In this bulletin; the PM confident Australians can make up their own minds at the Indigenous referendum vote. Concerns for the health of an Australian writer detained in China. And in sport, the co-captains of the Australian Paralympic Team for the Paris 2024 Games are named.

For many people, legal fees can be a disabling burden. Cost barriers, alongside cultural or geographical barriers, can be so insurmountable that needed legal…

Advocacy/Communications Job in Australia about Protection and Human Rights, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from RACS; closing on 29 May 2023

A family who have lived in Australia for almost ten years but now face being sent home after their visas we...

Farah Attahee was a judge in Afghanistan. She says her career died overnight after the Taliban takeover — but she's determined to reclaim her future.

Farah Attahee was a judge in Afghanistan. She says her career died overnight after the Taliban takeover — but she's determined to reclaim her future.

This newsletter is a summary of the antitrust developments we think are most interesting to your business. Lisa Emanuel, counsel based in Sydney, is our editor this month (learn more...

How to pressure federal Labor to drop its support for detention and boat turn-backs will be discussed at an upcoming refugee rights conference. Jonathan Strauss reports.

Sydney news: 'Proactive NSW policing' in place after two women fatally shot A bushfire emergency warning is in place for people in the Burawa community and surrounds in the Shire of Derby-West Kimberley. Keep up to date with ABC EmergencyHere's what you need to know this morning.Detectives say "proactive policing" is underway to prevent retaliation

Up to 20 migrants and asylum seekers who have committed crimes are detained at the Meriton Hotel – some for years