For all the glorious efforts of the Murdoch media to lay the blame for the destruction of Adelaide Writers’ Week on director Louise Adler and Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah, nobody has
The malignant Anti-Dumping Commission is ramping up efforts to lift costs in our housing construction sector — and the government is encouraging it. It's a Future Made In Inflation. The
Donald Trump’s threats against Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell have prompted an unusually blunt show of international solidarity, exposing growing concerns about political interference in economic governance. read now...
Both leaders of the now former Coalition parties are facing the chop in the aftermath of yet another falling out, and Donald Trump's farcical 'Board of Peace' has launched in
Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote that he had become solitary because “the most desolate solitude seems preferable to the society of wicked men, which is nourished only by betrayals and hatred”. Rousseau was describing more than loneliness. He was describing a moral atmosphere: a social world that is contaminated because the bond
There has been much soul-searching, grief and anger since the antisemitic terrorist attack at Bondi on December 14. The massacre targeting the Jewish community was devastating, and the hurt is profound. In response, the prime minister has announced a royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion. I hope it provides
Commonwealth agencies have been put on notice that superficial upgrades to corporate management systems, including SAP enterprise resource planning platforms, don’t meet governance expectations for controlling corporate travel expenditure. In a less-than-flattering assessment of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission’s “Compliance with ...
Band 2 Susan Charles has been appointed chief people officer at the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport, and the Arts The Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry has promoted Cassandra Ireland to chief counsel. Lucinda Atkinson is now first assistant secretary for governance and grants at the ...
Selling a business seems simple until it isn’t. In Melbourne’s competitive market, valuation, buyers and confidentiality can quickly overwhelm owners. read now...
Sussan Ley may pay the price for the implosion of the Coalition, but the blame rests squarely with Nationals leader David Littleproud. He’s the one whose leadership should be on the line. When you stand back from it, the behaviour of the Nationals has been extraordinary and, many would
Stephen Wilson Barker/Sydney FestivalOf all the arts, dance has a special capacity to create worlds. Centred around the moving body, these worlds draw on other art forms – music, visual art, design, projection – to fill-out visions in time-space. Dance at this year’s Sydney Festival ranged from a 20
In the first year of his second non-consecutive term as president, Donald J. Trump sought to redefine the American presidency and reorient America’s place in the world. He used federal power to brazenly reward his supporters, punish his enemies and line his family’s pockets. He dismantled large portions of the
For all the glorious efforts of the Murdoch media to lay the blame for the destruction of Adelaide Writers’ Week on director Louise Adler and Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah, nobody has
The malignant Anti-Dumping Commission is ramping up efforts to lift costs in our housing construction sector — and the government is encouraging it. It's a Future Made In Inflation. The
Donald Trump’s threats against Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell have prompted an unusually blunt show of international solidarity, exposing growing concerns about political interference in economic governance. read now...
Both leaders of the now former Coalition parties are facing the chop in the aftermath of yet another falling out, and Donald Trump's farcical 'Board of Peace' has launched in
Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote that he had become solitary because “the most desolate solitude seems preferable to the society of wicked men, which is nourished only by betrayals and hatred”. Rousseau was describing more than loneliness. He was describing a moral atmosphere: a social world that is contaminated because the bond
There has been much soul-searching, grief and anger since the antisemitic terrorist attack at Bondi on December 14. The massacre targeting the Jewish community was devastating, and the hurt is profound. In response, the prime minister has announced a royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion. I hope it provides
Commonwealth agencies have been put on notice that superficial upgrades to corporate management systems, including SAP enterprise resource planning platforms, don’t meet governance expectations for controlling corporate travel expenditure. In a less-than-flattering assessment of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission’s “Compliance with ...
Band 2 Susan Charles has been appointed chief people officer at the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport, and the Arts The Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry has promoted Cassandra Ireland to chief counsel. Lucinda Atkinson is now first assistant secretary for governance and grants at the ...
Selling a business seems simple until it isn’t. In Melbourne’s competitive market, valuation, buyers and confidentiality can quickly overwhelm owners. read now...
Sussan Ley may pay the price for the implosion of the Coalition, but the blame rests squarely with Nationals leader David Littleproud. He’s the one whose leadership should be on the line. When you stand back from it, the behaviour of the Nationals has been extraordinary and, many would
Stephen Wilson Barker/Sydney FestivalOf all the arts, dance has a special capacity to create worlds. Centred around the moving body, these worlds draw on other art forms – music, visual art, design, projection – to fill-out visions in time-space. Dance at this year’s Sydney Festival ranged from a 20
In the first year of his second non-consecutive term as president, Donald J. Trump sought to redefine the American presidency and reorient America’s place in the world. He used federal power to brazenly reward his supporters, punish his enemies and line his family’s pockets. He dismantled large portions of the