The Latest Breaking News from Mark Dreyfus

Greens senator Lidia Thorpe calls on Labor to pull appeal launched by Morrison government, saying Indigenous people ‘cannot be aliens to this country’

Labor says decision called into question the legal basis for former government’s ‘absurd attempt to regulate funded class actions out of existence’

PM opts to continue to prevent release of documents related to meetings with state leaders despite his previous criticism of the practice

As the Albanese government works on getting legislation ready for its highly anticipated corruption watchdog, calls are growing for it to boost protections for whistleblowers and drop criminal prosecutions against Richard Boyle, David McBride and Bernard Collaery, and to advocate for Julian Assange.

Pandemic has contributed to ‘destabilisation of world order’ leading to weaponisation of technology, Reece Kershaw says

Labor plans to introduce a bill for an anti-corruption commission this year – and it could investigate billions of dollars in Morrison government grants.

Australia’s highest court landmark ruling Wednesday will curtail how governments can deal with extremists

High court found in favour of Turkish citizen whose Australian citizenship was cancelled over Asio finding he joined Islamic State

Attorney general Mark Dreyfus says ‘serious and systemic’ past corruption allegations would be part of new commission’s remit

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus wants a federal corruption watchdog up and running by mid-2023, if legislation can be passed this year.

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says the national integrity commission should have scope to probe pork barrelling.