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Harradine Reports
Harradine Reports
On 14 November 1994, the Senate agreed to a motion by Senator Harradine requiring all Australian Government departments and agencies to produce an indexed list of files every six months for tabling before parliament. The Order was amended in 1998 to require departments to also list these files online.
The production of the list is intended to make the operations of government more transparent to the Australian public. To find out how to request access to documents, visit our Freedom of Information page.
Departmental file list January to June 2023
Departmental file list July to December 2022
Departmental file list January to June 2022
Departmental file list July to December 2021
Departmental file list January to June 2021
Departmental file list July to December 2020
Departmental file list January to June 2020
Departmental file list July to December 2019
Departmental file list January to June 2019
Departmental file list July to December 2018
Departmental file list January to June 2018
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