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Access to documents about Australia's political history is fraught and inadequate. It needs to change - Vimarsana News

Access to documents about Australia's political history is fraught and inadequate. It needs to change

Laws governing how the records of Australia’s political past are kept need to be overhauled.

Locals overjoyed by advice to allow more access to archives on Bijlmer plane crash - Vimarsana News

Locals overjoyed by advice to allow more access to archives on Bijlmer plane crash

Bijlmer residents and others involved are overjoyed that the Advisory Board on Public Access and Information Management (ACOI) urged the government to give them access to the archives on the Bijlmer plane crash in 1992. According to the ACOI, the denied access to the archives contributes to speculation about the disaster and distrust of the government.

Source: nltimes.nl
Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour - Vimarsana News

Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour

Politicians who breach parliamentary workplace standards could be fined up to $10,853, according to a leaked draft of new laws.

Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour - Vimarsana News

Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour

Politicians who breach parliamentary workplace standards could be fined up to $10,853, according to a leaked draft of new laws.

Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour - Vimarsana News

Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission could dock pay, suspend politicians for bad behaviour

Politicians who breach parliamentary workplace standards could be fined up to $10,853, according to a leaked draft of new laws.