Two of the bigger issues to be discussed at the Australian Labor Party’s upcoming national conference will be AUKUS and Australian recognition of Palestine.
Australia as a nation must stop living beyond its means, and policy-makers must spend a little to save a lot, writes Professor of Economics John Hicks in the Charles Sturt University School of Business.
The time has long passed for the Labor-Greens self-proclaimed ‘most progressive government in Australia’ to end the barbaric and archaic slaughter, argues Kel Watt of @wattadvocacy.
The Australian Centre for Evaluation will address a problem that a slew of independent reports has identified: evaluation in the federal government tends to be low-quality or non-existent.
At its heart, Reconciliation is about strengthening relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous peoples, for the benefit of all Australians.
The sanctimonious manner in which certain journalists are reporting the outcome of the defamation case brought by Ben Roberts-Smith is a matter of great concern to Hugh Poate, father of Private Robert Poate, the only soldier from Canberra killed during the Afghanistan War.
I have 18 solar panels on my roof courtesy of ActewAGL, which are supposed to kick in during the day and negate the cost of my electricity, although I see little evidence of that occurring.
A collective of senior nurses has penned an open letter to Rachel Stephen-Smith and other MLAs in response to the recent announcement of the ACT Government’s intention to compulsorily acquire Calvary Public Hospital.
It was sad to see Director of Public Prosecutions Shane Drumgold give his evidence and, under questioning, change that evidence on a number of occasions.
The latest bit of bad government from our Labor-Greens ACT government was just the latest in a saga of arrogant, disdainful treatment of the community.
Last Friday, local identity, rugby and singing legend Gordon Alexander Kendall Scott passed away after a 14-year battle with cancer and other ailments.
In March 2018, the Joint Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories announced an inquiry into Canberra’s national institutions.
I was most concerned to read recently that more than 70 per cent of principals and teachers in ACT government schools had been physically assaulted by students.
Curious about how ChatGPT can help you at work? Be careful what company information might be given away while experimenting, warns a UNSW Business School professor.
