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Australia may be only months away from a Bill of rights – a Human Rights Act – being tabled in the Australian Parliament, to operate from late 2027. The Albanese government plans a massive ‘civics  and social cohesion’ education program from next year. To underpin the rhetoric and propaganda, a Human Rights Act is mandatory to give citizens practical powers to enforce their responsibilities and rights as Australians they will learn about. A law which binds politicians, bureaucrats and people to ‘fair go’ principles in all dealings with each other is the critical link to a better society, missing since the Constitution was drafted 130 years ago.

Other articles this month include:

• 50,000signatures petition is ready to go before Parliament, calling for national HRA;
• Two more states push for their own HRAs, covering state laws;
• Tenants show how HRA can protect their housing rights;
• Forum gathers to promote Criminal Cases Review Commission for Australia;
• Kids and Aborigines come in for special targeting;
• SNF case back before Parliament again: when will Tasmania fix their mess? 
• Shenanigans continue in Frontiersville NT over chippies and big-brimmed Administrator;
• UK forensics in dire straits, hindering the chances of achieving justice in courts.

More Australians than ever before support a ‘bill of rights’ – officially a legislated Human Rights Act – for the nation. Some 76% do (up 3%) in the latest survey (results announced publicly soon). Meanwhile, the world’s nations, through the UN, have called on the Australian government to implement widespread social justice reforms, including a national HRA. Doing so would give us the ‘fair go’ we all want, and guarantee the right to free speech, which Australians currently do NOT have in legislation or in the Constitution.