A week before the long-awaited report into consulting services, it can be revealed that KPMG was given $1.3 million to train the public service in ethics.
As the Bureau of Meteorology pulls back on its international obligations, increasing automation and a lack of experienced staff has made forecasts less reliable.
The decision to sign a content deal with OpenAI feeds News Corp’s short-term needs but does little to safeguard its own future, let alone the future of journalism.
The decision to extend the life of Eraring’s power station is a sign of desperation as ageing fossil fuel plants contribute to gaps in supply amid a shortage of renewables.
While the government’s push to ban non-therapeutic vapes has been heavily supported by public health bodies, it has split the Coalition over female voters, the blackmarket and Barnaby Joyce.
In an interview with The Saturday Paper, the Indigenous Affairs minister dismisses speculation about her political future and says the ‘fire is still raging’ to deliver change.
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The opposition’s proposed cuts to migration have not only stirred confusion within its ranks, but risk damaging the economy with the focus on foreign students.
A doggedly proud Yindjibarndi man, with the enduring support of his tiny community, has flipped the script and humbled a mining magnate in a long-running legal dispute.
Right-wing and libertarian lobby groups are expanding their funding and influence since the Voice to Parliament referendum, and the free speech union is the latest addition to a growing ecosystem.
