Binoy Kampmark

Russia’s war on Ukraine and the sanctions that followed have produced growth in different sectors and a global shift in energy markets.

Moves are afoot in Singapore’s civil service to integrate ChatGPT into research and the drafting of reports and speeches.

Established in 1976, the AAT evolved to consider migration, industrial relations, the NDIS. And it became stacked with LNP cronies.

Energy market complexities can perplex even seasoned veterans. The move to cap Russian oil exports was always going to be challenging.

The metaverse offers governments a digital do-over in working, procurement, learning, and socialising. Several countries are embracing it.

The Medibank Private hack has become something of a defining moment in Australia’s cyber security, going beyond mere embarrassment.

Andrew Wilkie has received “thousands of documents proving” the coal industry has been lying about the quality of Australian coal.

ACCC fining Google for location data privacy breaches hardly deals with the central premise of Google’s existence: surveillance capitalism.

The Fair Work ombud has made large-scale underpayment of Australian universities’ casual staff a primary concern for the 2022-23 year.

Incarceration in Australia costs $330 per prisoner per day. A community corrections order, by contrast, costs a mere $30 per prisoner per day.

The recurring problem with market-based solutions to finance and growth is their tendency to always return to the same formula.

Funding issues are cited as the reason most state governments have not implemented the OPCAT protocols they ratified.

The coercive legacy of the pandemic state will be hard to modify. COVID-19 showed us that politicians take precedence over experts.

Where there’s a huge pot of money that’s super easy to access (hello, Medicare), you’re going to get bad actors unlawfully taking it.

The chickens of prolonged retention of customers’ personal data have come back to roost, with marked consequences.