Myanmar civil society groups are accusing the UN special envoy of conflicts of interest through her consulting work for ...

Bridging politics and policy, seven knowledge brokers suggest timely, practical reforms to address Australia’s pressing challenges.

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

The public-private partnership between the NSW government and hospital operator Healthscope has come under scrutiny.

Whistleblower protection and ending pork barrelling are part of essential reforms that experts say the next parliament must get behind.

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No more 'spray and pray', as soldiers and aviators get laser-guided sidearms upgrade, ushering in a new era for military pistols.

Bipartisan inertia, fragmented responsibilities, and vested interests keep housing policy spinning without ever landing results.

Jared Purcell failed to declare criminal ties in a statutory declaration and accessed colleagues' personal information without authorisation.