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Topic: Gillian Triggs
Come, celebrate (read: commiserate) the year that was!

Dutton or Brandis, who’s the bigger arsehat? Vote now!

Tips and rumours

Dec 13, 2016

3

Yes, world is fukt. No, Gillian Triggs is not to blame.

Federal

Dec 13, 2016

18

Baird goes after ICAC head like Abbott hunted Triggs

New South Wales

Nov 02, 2016

6

Gleeson, like Triggs, has a quality Brandis simply can’t stomach: independence

Federal

Oct 25, 2016

36

The Attorney-General’s Department can get away with it, but not the unpopular Human Rights' Commissioner.

When you can and can’t get away with misleading the Senate

Tips and rumours

Oct 21, 2016

1

Oh <em>that</em> white paper? ... build the wall, make it pink ...

Tips and rumours

News

Oct 21, 2016

1

George Brandis and the struggle for competence

Federal

Oct 07, 2016

12

Replacing Freedom Boy could undermine HRC

Federal

May 06, 2016

3

‘Nauru is hell on Earth’: kids beg not to be sent back

Federal

Feb 04, 2016

6

<em>Crikey</em> readers discuss politics and other issues of the day.

There’s nothing liberal about the Liberal Party’s conduct

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Jun 10, 2015

4

Gillian Triggs is obeying the law in advocating against the government's attacks on human rights, while the government seeks ways to avoid judicial oversight of its powers.

Gillian Triggs is obeying the law while Dutton seeks ways to thwart it

crikey15

Jun 09, 2015

62

The Coalition does not like being embarrassed about children under Australia's care being abused. And it has decided, rather than doing anything to stop the abuse, to shoot the messenger instead, writes senior lecturer at Monash University <b>Alice de Jonge</b>.

The latest weapon in the war against Gillian Triggs

Australia

Apr 01, 2015

10

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