The University of Melbourne's finance committee didn't invite members to question the closure of the 85-year-old literary ...

PASIG City’s recognition as one of the Open and Transparent Local Governance Awardees at the 2025 Freedom of Information (FOI) Awards underscored Mayor Vico Sotto’s years-long effort to ...

The unit previously advised forces to refuse to confirm if they used a facial recognition website A national policing unit that was criticised for telling local forces to block the release of ...

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is this year's Freedom of Information (FOI) champion.The agency was recognized ...

Morningstar Quantitative Ratings for Stocks are generated using an algorithm that compares companies that are not under analyst coverage to peer companies that do receive analyst-driven ratings.

Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has commended the Supreme Court of Nigeria for its landmark judgement affirming the applicability of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act in all states of the ...

WHEN Wathshlah Naidu talks about the fight for a federal-level Freedom of Information (FOI) Act in Malaysia, she describes it as a marathon. “It feels like we’ve run several loops of marathon since ...

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) topped this year’s Freedom of Information (FOI) awards among government-owned and -controlled corporations (GOCCs) across the country. Chairman and ...

A Freedom of Information law makes sure that the 'virtuous cycle' of good governance will not ever relapse into a 'vicious cycle' of corruption, long after the Aquino administration’s term is up.

Investigative reporters Guy Basnett and Paul McNamara (formerly of Open World News, now Channel 4 News) reveal how journalists can use the Freedom of Information Act to find great stories Imagine ...

Ben Worthy received funding for his work on FOI from the ESRC. A Freedom of Information request lodged on a quiet news day by a journalist has revealed that more than 800 police officers in England ...

The Albanese government’s new plan to weaken freedom of information laws and charge journalists to access hidden documents is a disaster for public interest journalism, but a godsend for incompetent ...