Citizenship saga: Turnbull decides everything's fine because it has to be Jurisdiction The government is trying to appear unfazed by the dual-citizenship saga, on the basis of legal advice it refuses to release, but which appears to… Read more
Where the wind blows, public sector getting on with the job Thursday September 29, 2016 By Stephen Easton Energy & Environment There will obviously be a lot of questions asked about how a powerful storm blacked out all of South Australia. But right now, there's no… Read more
More women on Commonwealth boards, Boardlinks revamped Thursday September 29, 2016 By Stephen Easton News The federal government has a long way to go to reach its new target of a 50-50 gender split on the boards of public sector… Read more
Where is the trust? Census DDoS claim faces early scepticism Wednesday August 10, 2016 By Stephen Easton News Chief statistician David Kalisch faces the media to explain #CensusFail. "Not an attack, nor a hack" says the Assistant Treasurer, so what was it?… Read more
Minority government: public sector policies that can woo independent MPs Tuesday July 5, 2016 By Stephen Easton News A Coalition minority government is a possibility. It seems more likely to court independent Cathy McGowan than the Nick Xenophon Team, in which case a… Read more
What is a public service mutual? Well, what is a public service? Friday January 8, 2016 By Stephen Easton Features A Senate committee probe into the co-operative and mutual sector is stuck on definitions: nobody can agree on just what a public service is. And… Read more
