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Topic: Gillian Triggs
Guess what? The Australian people actually like the human rights commission and Gillian Triggs, and News Corp and the Right find themselves on the wrong side of history.

Rundle: the Right roadkill on the way to a new republic

crikey15

Mar 03, 2015

35

The government has responded to the AHRC report into children in immigration detention much as you might expect from Howard's 1997 Coalition, writes freelance journalist <b>Andrei Ghoukassian</b>.

Abbott’s reaction to Forgotten Children report straight from Howard playbook

crikey15

Feb 27, 2015

5

Tony Abbott, dogged by misjudgment and poor luck, had a week so bad that some of his colleagues want him gone as soon as possible.

After another rotten week for Abbott, change can’t come soon enough

crikey15

Feb 27, 2015

22

<em>Crikey</em> readers have their say on <em>American Sniper</em>, political distractions and other issues of the day.

The murky business of the Moraitis offer

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Feb 27, 2015

2

"Independent" statutory bodies like the Human Rights Commission are, in reality, beholden to their ministers and departments over funding and direction. <b>Tom Burton</b> of <em>The Mandarin</em> explains how it really works in Canberra.

How ‘independent’ is the Human Rights Commission anyway?

Federal

Feb 26, 2015

When is "formally putting on the table" not offering something? When it's not in the government's interests to admit it.

Positions, roles, offers, tables — who’s right in the Moraitis Files?

crikey15

Feb 26, 2015

29

The government's reaction to the Forgotten Children report is pure vaudeville -- and Gillian Triggs is the villain.

Razer’s Class Warfare: top five moments of political distraction (including the apology)

Australia

Feb 26, 2015

12

The ABC slams the unions ... Michael Danby is again unopposed ... Ian Macdonald says old journos should get off his lawn ...

Tips and rumours

crikey15

Feb 26, 2015

1

As the Prime Minister tries to dogwhistle his way out of his leadership malaise, the incessant contradictions of the government become too many to track.

Coalition contradictions become too many to count

Crikey Says

Feb 25, 2015

15

The head of the Attorney-General's Department is in deep trouble over his offer of a job to Gillian Triggs -- but history suggests nothing will eventuate.

The Moraitis files: resign yourself to inaction on the Triggs offer

Federal

Feb 25, 2015

17

Labor wants police to investigate the pressure George Brandis and his department secretary applied to human rights commissioner Gillian Triggs to stand down. Do they have a case?

‘Brandis should stand aside’: who’ll take the fall for Triggs ‘inducement’?

Federal

Feb 25, 2015

<em>Crikey</em> readers have their say on Guy Rundle's prose, the nitty gritty of superannuation and other issues of the day.

How media beat-ups hurt tourism

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Feb 19, 2015

5

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