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NSW finally gets rolling on $6bn of replacement trains - The …
WEBAugust 23, 2023. NSW transport minister Jo Haylen. (AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi) NSW 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 ...
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Royal commissions expose life without human rights framework
WEBShe said this was a problem that was particularly acute at the national level. In the absence of a human rights framework, public administration tended to assume that good intentions were enough to deliver protections without any proactive effort to this end, Croucher added. “What we saw with the royal commissions was people being let down.
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WEBSep 5, 2024 · Careers. Junior public servants at the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts allegedly created a ‘hotties list’ ranking their female co-workers. Fan of one of our authors? Read more by Kat Wong on Australian government news, policy analysis & case studies.
Albo’s first reshuffle: Full list of changes - The Mandarin
WEBJul 28, 2024 · article-body. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has moved to neutralise political liabilities within his government’s inner circle before the election, demoting Clare O’Neil from home affairs and cybersecurity to housing and homelessness and immigration minister Andrew Giles to skills and training in addition to naming a …
'Ambitious' new Premier's Priorities for NSW - The Mandarin
WEBJul 2, 2019 · The Premier’s Priorities are: Bumping up education results for children: Increase the proportion of public school students in the top two NAPLAN bands (or equivalent) for literacy and numeracy by 15% by 2023, including through a state-wide rollout of Bump it Up. Increase the number of Aboriginal young …
APS heads mark contentious Thodey review reforms “closed”
WEBThe Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) document, titled “APS Reform — Thodey Review Progress Report as at November 2023” provides an unusual up-close view of what specific reforms the powerful secretaries board has actually ditched, even when progress against the main recommendation is listed as “complete”.