Almost three years after referrals were made in the robodebt royal commission’s so-called ‘sealed section’, the NACC is finally preparing to name the Robodebt Six.
Angus Taylor secured a strong partyroom vote to depose Liberal leader Sussan Ley, whose departure from politics sets up an early test for her successor.
As more details emerge of the government’s plan to divert autistic children from the NDIS, the agency administering the scheme is still fighting to have support cut for adult participants.
Sovereign citizen ‘workshops’ are charging fees for fraudulent legal advice that is clogging up courts and leading to higher penalties for vulnerable people.
Amid the disastrous Otways fires and flooding, exhausted communities are trying to mount campaigns against new government plans to expand gas exploration in the region.
Steve Bannon’s claim that he orchestrated Clive Palmer’s 2019 campaign against Labor throws new light on the extent of interference by the US far right.
Analysis of tender documents shows Accenture is now the largest consultancy working for government, with much of its work coming from extraordinary cost blowouts in aged care.
Succeeding Kevin Rudd as Australia’s ambassador to the United States, Greg Moriarty will need all his diplomatic acumen to navigate a volatile administration.
Four years after Treasurer Jim Chalmers promised a budget geared more to wellbeing, the initiative has foundered, with no framework for monitoring or evaluation across government.
