The Coalition is not persuaded that a CDC should be developed on the advice of the Commonwealth COVID-19 inquiry.

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QRC manages the state’s electoral boundaries in accordance with the Queensland Electoral Act, 1991. This act mandates that ...

Jane Hume's figures ignore recent improvements, painting a distorted picture of current welfare processing times.

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Australia’s diverse heritage, egalitarian ethos and environmental consciousness can uniquely shape enduring wellbeing policies.

A revitalised APS requires stable structures, genuine reform, and principled leadership beyond rhetoric and legacy politics.

Public Service Minister Katy Gallagher said greater efficiency and a bigger workforce would be needed for the future.

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Western Australia's new administrative arrangements are starting to take shape, with the appointment of the first new director-general.

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Peter Dutton’s shifting stance, flawed figures, and bizarre endorsements hand Labor an effortless campaign advantage.