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Life-saving forecasting systems are being gutted, leaving communities dangerously exposed to intensifying extreme weather ...
US congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The Mandarin acknowledges the ...
Once shunned, the prizes now showcase bold visions, cultural resilience, and storytelling across diverse Australian identities.
Fluro tradies, fed-up families, and frontline staff just buried small-government fantasies under lived experience.
In this extract from The Expertise Deficit, authors Dr Marcus Wigan and Pia Andrews explain the impact of generalist thinking on public service expertise.
An executive shake-up signals a push for reform, integrity, and cultural capability across critical Northern Territory services.
Researchers say young people and future voters are learning all the wrong things about democracy from the political performances during the campaign trial. A new resource from the University of South ...
Voters chose comfort over change, ignoring looming crises that demand courage, honesty, and far-sighted leadership.
Australian Electoral Commission figures show another record election for early voting. What's driving the trend, and is it here to stay?
A resounding election victory on Saturday night will see a continuation of the APS reform agenda. Here's what public servants need to know.
Queensland's productivity commissioner, former governor to lead WA election inquiry, a walk in the park for Lee Miezis, and ...
When treasurers talk 'non-wage expenses', it's time to dig deeper, as flexible work enables Labor to quietly exploit falling ...