Peter Woolcott's estimates seachange

By David Donaldson
Senate estimates has been decidedly calmer since the departure of Public Sector Commissioner and Labor bugbear John Lloyd.

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Fellowships for Indigenous public servants

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Not guilty: jury clears former ATO executive Michael Cranston of misusing his position

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Decentralisation drive: all APS agencies told to consider every chance of a tree-change

By Stephen Easton

Climate change biggest public concern, says major international survey

By David Donaldson

Should government agencies fall under universal pay-on-time reporting rules?

By Stephen Easton

Morrison vows to hold on till May, rallies the border troops against a 'psychological' threat

By Stephen Easton

The government was defeated on the medivac bill, but that does not mean the end of the government

By Anne Twomey

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Confidence is a long game

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By Verona Burgess

How the Productivity Commission undermines scientific literacy in policy

By Geoffrey Edwards

Is it really a myth that our data isn’t safe?

By Vanessa Teague

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By Shaun Carney

What TV comedy The Good Place tells us about why banks and other corporations are in a bad place

By Danny Davis