. Senator Andrew Bragg is a Liberal Senator for New South Wales and currently serves as Shadow Minister for Housing and Homelessness and Shadow Minister for the Environment. First elected to the Senate in 2019 and re-elected in 2025, he has been a prominent voice on housing affordability, home ownership, economic reform, superannuation, financial technology, … Continue reading Community Forum: Senator Andrew Bragg, Liberal Party for NSW
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Community Forum With Cam Wilson, The ABC’s AI Reporter
. In this Reddit community forum, Cam Wilson, the ABC’s AI Reporter, answers questions from the public about AI. Cam Wilson is an investigative journalist and writer known for his deep-dive reporting on internet culture, digital extremism, and the mechanics of online disinformation. Over his career, he has tracked the evolution of digital communities, unmasked … Continue reading Community Forum With Cam Wilson, The ABC’s AI Reporter
Community Forum With Professor David Heilpern, Dean of Law at Southern Cross University
. David Heilpern is an Australian legal trailblazer, author, and former NSW Magistrate who served on the bench for over two decades before retiring in 2020. Throughout his distinguished judicial career, he presided over thousands of cases in regional and metropolitan courts, earning a reputation for his compassionate approach and commitment to social justice. Before … Continue reading Community Forum With Professor David Heilpern, Dean of Law at Southern Cross University
Community Forum with Senator Steph Hodgins-May
. Senator Steph Hodgins-May is the Australian Greens Senator for Victoria, bringing a deep background in environmental law and human rights advocacy to Federal Parliament. Before her parliamentary tenure, she worked as an adviser to the United Nations and as a director at Greenpeace, fighting for strong climate action and sustainable food systems. Sworn in … Continue reading Community Forum with Senator Steph Hodgins-May
Community Forum with Clare O’Neil MP, Australia’s Minister for Housing, Homelessness and Cities
. Clare O'Neil is the Federal Member for Hotham and Australia’s Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, and Minister for Cities. Her path into politics started in Melbourne's south-east, where she grew up and later studied law and history at Monash University. While still at university, she entered local government and became the youngest female … Continue reading Community Forum with Clare O’Neil MP, Australia’s Minister for Housing, Homelessness and Cities
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