FOI Disclosure Log Monitor

Government already published it. Almost nobody read it.

Every federal agency must publish the documents it releases under Freedom of Information. Those disclosure logs sit on 38 different websites, in 38 different formats, updated without announcement. We watch all of them, every day, and tell you when something lands.

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Latest releases

Live from the monitor — the most recent disclosure log entries we've picked up.
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Why this matters

FOI disclosure logs are the most under-read primary source in Australian government.

It's the paper trail, not the press release

Disclosure logs contain briefing packs, incoming government briefs, correspondence and internal advice — the material behind the announcement, released because someone else already asked for it.

Nobody is watching consistently

There's no central feed. Each agency publishes to its own page on its own schedule. Checking 38 sites weekly is a job nobody has time for, so it doesn't happen.

Someone else did the asking

Every entry is a document already cleared for release. No 30-day wait, no application fee, no request of your own. It's free intelligence sitting in public.

Agencies we watch

Federal departments, regulators and statutory bodies.
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