Governments’ heavy reliance on reports from commercial consultants can have “pernicious effects” on policy making, a new analysis says.
Tag: policy
PM changes ‘incredibly disruptive’ to progress
Australia’s incessant leadership coups are profoundly impacting the country’s ability to tackle its long-term challenges, experts say.
Baird and Berejiklian: ‘Free marketeers who don’t care about affordable housing’?
Rebuilding the NSW planning system.
Homelessness in the world’s most liveable city
New approach needed.
Is Australia’s public service competent?
Was Censusfail a one-off?
City of Sydney backs Indigenous procurement drive
Local councils follow the federal government’s lead.
Opinion – The Turnbull ascendancy
The new prime minister wants to remake Australia in his own image.
Can the crowd deliver more open government?
Online civic engagement between elections.
Cut to the chase
Don’t bore when you communicate.
Copper, loopholes and probes dominate Coalition’s cut-down NBN launch
By Julian Bajkowski The Coalition has gambled large on reviving Australia’s ageing copper telecommunications network to supply broadband download speeds of between 25 megabits per second and 100 megabits per…
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