Successive Federal Governments have demanded “efficiency dividends” from the Australian Public Service (APS) over the last decade. This has not resulted in the elimination of unnecessary work, more that the work …
It’s routine for two major parties to establish vague rules to suit themselves and the sports club rorts scandal is just the latest and most blatant abuse of public office. …
With trust in the Prime Minister low right now but high for the state premiers dealing with bushfires, why would he announce a Royal Commission without talking with them? The …
You would think the ANU Election study, reported earlier this month, would be a wakeup call for politicians to lift their game. The fact is that trust in government is …
All we want for Christmas is… For people to be safe, for the fires to stop, for damage to the natural environment to end, for children to have a prosperous …
It is shameful that Australia, in company with Saudi Arabia, has again frustrated UN climate negotiations by insisting on using its 20 year old ‘carryover‘ credits from the Kyoto Protocol …
