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Adequate funding for public broadcasters
Adequate funding for public broadcasters
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This is a discussion about the public broadcasters and their importance.
Democracy in Australia
Australia's
political system
Australia’s political system
The rule of law
Public disenchantment with politics
Characteristics of a democratic society
Strengthening democracy in Australia
Key requirements for strengthening democracy
Democracy under siege
Hear Our Voice
Electoral reform
Fixed term elections
Direct enrolment
The redesign of Senate ballot papers
A stronger parliament
Strengthening the role of the Senate
Parliamentary Ethics Commissioners
Reform of question time
The roles of the Speaker and the President
A more accountable government
Accountability of Ministers
Ministerial Codes of conduct
Accountability of ministerial advisers
Protection of whistleblowers
Incorporation into legislation of accountability reforms
Anti-Corruption
Anti-corruption commissions
Caps on donations
Independent public appointment systems
Post ministerial employment and lobbyists
Citizen engagement
Civil society and public advocacy – a viewpoint
Consumer rights and protection
Citizen engagement
Freedom of speech
& the media
Freedom of information
Protection of journalists’ sources
Media concentrations & media laws
Adequate funding for public broadcasters
Human rights
Human rights protection in Australia
A national charter of rights and responsibilities
Human Rights For and Against
Summary Table - Democracy