Our latest blog updates

• Balancing Transparency, Safety and Public Interest on Right to Know
  In December last year we made a difficult decision to no longer allow people to make requests to the Classification Board or the Classification Review Board for documents related to MA 15+, R 18+, X 18+, or RC content using Right to Know. We did this after careful consideration of the risks such content poses… Read more: Balancing Transparency, Safety and Public Interest on Right to Know
• “Strengthening” FOI or sabotaging It? Why we oppose the FOI Amendment Bill 2025
  The Albanese Government has introduced the Freedom of Information Amendment Bill 2025, presented as a reform to “strengthen” the FOI framework. According to the Attorney-General’s press release, the Bill aims to modernise Freedom of Information (FOI) by: The OpenAustralia Foundation, the charity behind the Right to Know Freedom of Information service, strongly opposes these changes as they will make it harder for… Read more: “Strengthening” FOI or sabotaging It? Why we oppose the FOI Amendment Bill 2025

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