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Accountability and transparency

The public has a fundamental right to know how their institutions are operating. Openness is not a privilege, but a responsibility.

Information should not be fought for. Instead, organisations acting in the public duty should be transparent about how they operate.

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Australia likes to see itself as a fair and open democracy — yet when it comes to free speech, we stand apart from most other liberal nations. The State of Free Speech and Expression in Australia examines how Australia’s fragmented legal framework protects, and restricts, the right to speak freely, reveal truth, and hold power to account.

The State of Free Speech and Expression in Australia: a Legal and Policy Analysis Report

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