As trust in institutions declines, digital lives are accelerating division, amplifying misinformation and making it harder for citizens to find common ground. This paper argues that tackling these challenges requires rebuilding the information supply chain that underpins democracy. It sets out a program for the British government to build a more resilient information ecosystem.

This country note on Australia outlines the regulatory and institutional frameworks on anti-corruption and public integrity. It provides contextual factors, and reports on lobbying, conflict of interest, political finance, access to public information, judicial integrity, prosecutorial integrity and disciplinary system for civil servants. It benchmarks Australia's performance against other OECD countries.

This report examines Commonwealth agencies’ compliance with the government’s policy on responsible artificial intelligence (AI) use. It finds AI transparency statements are often difficult to locate, with few available through the recommended direct link. Thirty entities had no identifiable statement and published statements varied in quality. The report provides recommendations to improve their findability and...