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In January this year, the federal government proposed legislation that seeks to curb the online spread of false and misleading information.

In 2009, statistician Paul Murtaugh and climate scientist Michael Schlax calculated that having just one child in a high-emitting country such as the United States will add around 10,000 tonnes of CO₂ to the atmosphere. That’s five times the emissions an average parent produces in their entire lifetime.

As migration from south Asia booms, Australia’s human rights commission is looking at stronger measures against caste-based discrimination

Damien De Pyle said he was forced to commit humiliating acts while suffering sleep deprivation during torture resistance training, court documents show

Tony Sami, held for 10 years, is fighting to stay with his two children and had been preparing for landmark high court case

Workers bearing the brunt of creepy comments and unwanted advances say it's is not good enough that rates of sexual harassment haven't improved over the past four years. WARNING: This article contains detailed descriptions of sexual harassment

The parliament has passed new legislation to implement seven of the recommendations from the landmark Respect@Work report into sexual harassment — here's what's changing.

A former Cricket Tasmania employee who was at the centre of a sexting scandal with former Australian test cricket captain Tim Paine has her case dismissed in the federal court.

The question of how to restore integrity to public institutions is on the minds of many government officials right now, both on the local and international stage.