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As seen in: The Mandarin, EIN News, Crikey, SmartCompany (Australia), Women's Agenda, Lawyers Weekly, Startup Daily, Her Canberra, Law Society Journal Australia, UK Daily News Online, Ability News
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Aged care reforms clash in practice, inspector-general says

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By Melissa Coade Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
The outgoing Aged Care Inspector-General has warned that Australia’s approach to ageing is undermining the new legal framework created to support “the whole person”. Natalie Siegel-Brown said attitudes towards ageing, both at the system and cultural level, were at odds with the human rights objectives of the Aged Care Act and were incapable of delivering a sustainable path forward.
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AEC soft launches electoral changes in Tasmania

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By Melissa Coade Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
The Australian Electoral Commission has proposed some of the most significant electoral boundary shifts in recent memory, following analysis of enrolment data, communities of interest, and public consultation. As part of the proposed reforms, the electorate of Franklin, the name of which is also being reconsidered, will shift to a stronger south-east coast focus. Clark will incorporate the Huon Valley and the remainder of the Kingborough local government area.
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Companies could face criminal penalties over modern slavery compliance failures

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By Melissa Coade Verified
| SmartCompany (Australia) Verified
Australian companies with annual consolidated revenue exceeding $100 million will need to prove they took reasonable steps to prevent modern slavery in their supply chains, or face criminal sanctions. Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 341054 This week, the federal government announced plans to strengthen Australia’s world-leading approach to preventing modern slavery, alongside new civil penalties and enforcement powers to strengthen compliance under the Modern Slavery Act.
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