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NSW finally gets rolling on $6bn of replacement trains - The …
WEBNSW intercity and regional rail commuters will finally start to see $6 billion worth of high-tech rolling stock commissioned by the former government hitting the rails from next year after the Minns government miraculously resolved longstanding union safety concerns that have had the trains mothballed and held in storage since their delivery ...
Australians want their government to have an eye to the long-term
WEBOn the question of political decisions that were led by long-term wellbeing considerations, 85% of Australians agreed that population wellbeing should be the top consideration for government above other concerns. This sentiment grew by 15 percentage points in 2023 from the views expressed in 2021. However, decades of diminishing public service ...
The kinship question: Bruce Pascoe and the long search for his mob
WEBJul 15, 2021 · Pastor Cruse is now 88 years old and was part of the early generation of Aboriginal activists who took political action in the 1960s. “I trust Bruce Pascoe as a human being,” Pastor Cruse told Crikey. “It’s his prerogative if he …
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UK Home Office chief Rycroft meets with Australian counterparts
WEBSpeaking to The Mandarin, Rycroft said the meetings were part of an annual strategic dialogue with Australia’s Home Affairs and Attorney-General’s departments. The values and interests Australia and the UK shared were strong, he added, making the tenor of information exchange optimistic and practical. “All of the issues are common, really.
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Home Affairs rejects immigration detention recommendations
WEBApr 29, 2024 · The report makes 33 recommendations to better protect the human rights of people detained at Yongah Hill, as well as its staff, and the rights of all people in immigration detention. The Department of Home Affairs has outright rejected seven of these, saying a further six required “government …
NACC dumps robodebt corruption probe - The Mandarin
WEBJun 6, 2024 · However, the NACC decision clears the path for the APSC to finalise its sanctions for Code of Conduct breaches against at least seven public servants after final actions were put on ice pending the referral to the new federal corruption watchdog.. Just a week ago, APS Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer revealed another four public servants had been found to have breached the Code of Conduct ...
New leadership named in ATO restructure - The Mandarin
WEBA major restructure of the Australian Taxation Office’s customer operations structure has been cemented into place, with Tax’s Service Delivery Group reorganised and redistributed to create a new group dubbed ‘Frontline Operations’, as new commissioner Rob Heferen makes his mark on the agency. If the term “Frontline” seems vaguely ...