HomeGeneral NewsAHRC struggles to keep up with complaints – Proctor General News AHRC struggles to keep up with complaints – Proctor November 8, 2024 0 1 - Advertisement - The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) is struggling to keep up with the number and complexity of complaints, its annual report shows. In 2023-24, the Commission received 2708 complaints and finalised 2771 complaints. Only 72 per cent of the complaints were finalised within… Click here to view the original article. Tagsqlsproctor.com.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleWhy we need to bring news back to the dinner tableNext articleOnline safety report up for scrutiny RELATED ARTICLES General News After a 3 day search, a 6 year old Kentucky boy walked out of the bushes with a dog onto a trail where 10... Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 Breaking News Adelaide 36er Raheim Brown Jr hits buzzer beater in match against Illawarra Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 General News ‘Monster result’: Mickleham house smashes reserve by $40,000 Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Olivia Hargroder, a dancer with Down syndrome, survived heart surgery at nine weeks old after doctors gave her just a 20% chance of survival.... November 3, 2026 Thirty years after a California children’s hospital saved their toddler’s life when doctors mistook his hernia for flu three times, Felicia and Ben Horowitz... November 4, 2026 Young father charged with manslaughter over death of his baby boy November 6, 2026 Positive ageing series: ‘The best decade is this one’ November 9, 2026 Load more