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📢 A message from OpenAustralia Foundation CEO, Ben Fairless—the former volunteer administrator of Right to Know:
oaf.org.au/2026/10/13/this-l…
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Please RT - we need this to go out to people that wouldn't normally. Please help!
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(with a link this time)
Some good news for accountability and freedom of information for a change: The "national cabinet" is not a cabinet theconversation.com/nowhere-… Thank you @Senator_Patrick for making this happen
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Less than 8 hours left before the end of the financial year. Oh no!
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It would be nice to think my FOI request (due in a few days, linked in article) on these costs made a bit of a difference. Perhaps an unused environment or two was torn down..
DTA shaves $40,000 a month off its COVIDSafe cloud hosting bill: 'Tuning efforts applied' after sky-high costs criticised. itnews.com.au/news/dta-shave…
Federal FOI news: Standalone Freedom of Information Commissioner to be appointed innovationaus.com/standalone…
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Replying to @criprights
7/ Are you ready, curious people? What ARE you curious about? You can ask the Agency directly, or use the very good Right to Know website.
Ready - set - go!
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@RightToKnowAu - we apologise and offer our services or very good alcohol as compensation :D
Whoops, That donate link should be oaf.org.au/donate/righttokno…
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Lovely to see the ongoing evolution righttoknow.org.au/ updated with a bunch of new tools for frequent FOI requesters, see righttoknow.org.au/pro
Thank you. Your kind words are much appreciated.
Replying to @RightToKnowAu
Love the new @RightToKnowAu site, thanks to everyone involved. Now that the cabinet shuffle has been sorted, it might be time for a new #foi request.
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Be interesting to see if any media orgs sign up for paid access to the FOI site @RightToKnowAu, which is now offering a paid version for journalists, allowing them to "keep requests and responses private while you work on your story", among other features righttoknow.org.au/pro/prici…
Right to Know now has a cleaner, more usable and modern design. Enjoy. righttoknow.org.au/
Announcing Right to Know Pro - For Journalists, Researchers, Academics, Campaigners, and FOI professionals oaf.org.au/2021/03/30/right-…











