In focus: Victoria COVID-19 infograms Australian Capital Territory This article is part of the COVID-19 in Australia infograms collection. Read more
Opinion: legacies of colonialism live on in police brutality, here and around the world Tuesday June 2, 2020 By Anushka Britto Australian Capital Territory Australia has made leaps and bounds in trying to make amends for the mistreatment of Indigenous people, with an ongoing reconciliation process. But it still… Read more
The ghosts of budgets past haunt New Zealand’s shot at economic recovery Tuesday May 12, 2020 By Michael Belgrave Editors' Picks New Zealand’s 2020 budget will be one of the most significant in the country’s history. Whatever its content, it will be remembered alongside those of… Read more
NZ businesses, schools to reopen in next stage of COVID-19 restrictions Thursday May 7, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Health New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed what level two restrictions would look like for the country ahead of a Cabinet meeting on Monday. Read more
Overseas comparisons Friday May 1, 2020 By Juliette O'Brien Australian Capital Territory This article is part of the COVID-19 in Australia infograms collection. Read more
Australia and NZ’s top researchers answer governments’ COVID-19 questions Thursday April 30, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Economy & Industry Leading scientists, researchers and innovators from across Australia and New Zealand have united to provide governments with the latest evidence to assist with the coronavirus… Read more
Canada tops civil service gender parity rankings, while USA slips down Tuesday April 21, 2020 By The Mandarin Executive Transitions and Pathways Canada has topped a league table ranking G20 countries by the proportion of women amongst their senior civil servants, with a 48.1% figure putting it… Read more
NZ to ease COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday April 21, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Health The country will move from the highest restriction — alert level four — to level three from the morning of April 28. The situation will… Read more
Premium Case studies COVID-19 case studies: Re-opening countries amidst coronavirus Friday April 17, 2020 By Chris Woods Case studies COVID-19 ROAD TO RECOVERY: WHAT GOVERNMENTS CAN LEARN FROM EACH OTHER: Here, Chris Woods details how each of Norway, New Zealand, Iceland, Austria, and the… Read more
NZ public service heads take 20% pay cut Wednesday April 15, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Economy & Industry Chief executives in the New Zealand Public Service have volunteered to slash their pay by 20% over the next six months in response to the… Read more
Premium Expert briefings We can be educated on cybersecurity but disaster still can be just one click away. How we can turn off the cybercrime tap Wednesday April 15, 2020 By Sarah Sloan Communications & Technology Cybercrime is estimated to cost the Australian economy AUD17 billion annually. As the federal government continues to draft its 2020 Cyber Security Strategy, it is… Read more
COVID-19 crisis future fault lines: managing the conflicts we have to have Wednesday April 15, 2020 By Paul 't Hart Australian Capital Territory The buck stops here, now: critical decisions need to be made across all departments and agencies. We will be judged on how well we ‘do… Read more
Premium Insights and analysis Pacific Step-Up should include a welcome mat to COAG for our island neighbours Monday April 6, 2020 By David Morris Editors' Picks Its best intentions notwithstanding, the Pacific Step-Up measures are flawed because of the problems in the Australian government’s relationships with the Pacific. Inviting the neighbours… Read more
Opinion: We should look after our mates, so they can look after us Monday April 6, 2020 By Andrew Giles Community & Social Labor believes all people in Australia — regardless of their visa status — should receive appropriate support in the COVID-19 crisis. It’s the right thing… Read more
‘Manels’ only tell half the story. Here’s how all of us can fight for women speakers Friday March 6, 2020 By Juliana Chan Australian Capital Territory Although conference organisers and male speakers have leverage on how diverse a panel turns out, professional women can also take matters into their own hands… Read more
