Our politicians must start “practising what they preach” – including effective diversity programs and embracing the Hayne Royal Commission’s six fundamental statements, that define the intent of the law:   1. Obey the law 2. Do not mislead or deceive 3. Act fairly 4. Provide services that are fit for purpose 5. Deliver services with reasonable care and skill 6. When acting for another, act in the best interests of that other.   If our politicians were to behave, and be judged, in-line with these principles we would not be seeing them in such a “muddle” and being so “distrusted”.

The Danish Government has submitted a draft bill to negotiate and enact laws to prevent and address sexual harassment in the workp

"We are entering a new era of space. While many people think of space as a “lawless frontier”, the reality is we’ve had a successful international legal framework for space since the beginning of the space age."Here is a podcast with Dr. Cassandra Steer talking about the key space law and policy issues facing us in the 21st century, with leading experts in space law from Australia and around the world.https://inspace.anu.edu.au/news/space-law-podcast

Building a stronger partnership between the industry and education providers is one of the main goals of the program.  The Cyber Security Skills Partnership Innovation Fund aims to produce and encourage the next generation of cyber security experts by promoting the collaboration between education providers, the industry and the government, which can result in the growth of Australia’s cyber security talent pipeline.https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/cyber-security-skills-partnership-innovation-fund

Our Senate is too often obstructive to efficient and effective government in Australia.   The Senate was designed to be a check and balance in our Federation but now often obstructs governments from implementing their clear electoral mandate.   New Zealand operates effectively without an upper house. The UK Upper House by convention allows the elected government to implement the platform presented to the electorate, can only block a bill three times before the lower house can pass this into law, and cannot block supply.   Australians deserve a better system – let’s band together and push for change!http://democraticrenewal.org.au/

Australia’s government has designed a “News Media Bargaining Code” in an attempt to force Google and Facebook to pay news