The Latest Breaking News from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal

3 years on from the ‘integrity’ election, how is Australia tracking on corruption reforms?

At the last federal election, the then opposition leader Anthony Albanese pledged to “change the way politics operates in this country”. Integrity was a key issue in 2022, and Australians voted for a change of government and a wave of independents who championed anti-corruption reforms.

The Conversation · May 1, 2025

Australian Censors Back Down, Highlighting the U.S. as a Free Speech Haven

Officials suspend efforts to force X to suppress the world’s access to video of a crime.

Reason · Jun 10, 2024

Australia's Esafety Commissioner Drops Case Against X Corp

eSafety Commissioner drops Federal Court case against X Corp over stabbing video, citing cost. Legal action continues in Administrative Appeals Tribunal. E...

Top News · Jun 5, 2024

Private school given tight deadline to overhaul board, finances

Brindabella has agreed to changes after a lengthy appeal.

The Canberra Times · Apr 23, 2023

Explainer: High Court ruling in immigration case could impact hundreds of visa decisions since 2016

This week, the High Court of Australia handed down a significant ruling in an immigration case that could affect hundreds of similar visa cases handled by the Department of Home Affairs.

The Conversation · Apr 13, 2023

School paid for $800 speeding fine issued to the board chair, tribunal hears

Brindabella Christian College paid for an $800 speeding fine issued to the board chair, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal has heard.

The Canberra Times · Mar 29, 2023

‘I need my freedom’: Mohammed Al-Bdairi should be at the birth of his child – but he remains in detention

The Iraqi refugee’s visa was cancelled in 2019 but the Administrative Appeals Tribunal overturned the ruling in December

The Guardian - AU · Mar 17, 2023