Of course, much of this remains speculative. Whether a second-term Labor government would further invest in integrity reform ...

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The governor-general emphasises modern, compassionate leadership, valuing care as essential to democracy, governance, and societal strength.

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Margy Burn AM is a lifelong librarian, who continues preserving diverse archives, emphasising women's, Indigenous, LGBTQ+ histories.

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CPA Australia urges the government to separate audit quality oversight from the proposed standard-setting body.

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