Premium Insights and analysis Albanese’s MOG shake-up spells big things for public servants Editors' Picks The government has published the new Administrative Arrangements Orders and Canberra’s public servants can expect a cooperative and timely transition.
Labor government gets down to business with national security and finances at top of agenda May 24, 2022 By Melissa Coade Federal The new Labor government will convene ministry meetings for the National Security Committee and Expenditure Review Committee on Wednesday.
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Australian diplomats underscore need to commit to time-bound zero emissions targets September 27, 2021 By Melissa Coade Energy & Environment A group of top diplomatic representatives to Australia has signed a letter to the PM calling for urgent action on climate change.
Australia’s balancing act between our biggest trading partner and our most important ally September 21, 2021 By Louis White 2021 Mandarin Defence Special Report China seeks to deepen its economic ties with all its current trading partners while increasing its military presence. The Australia-US relationship is being strategically tested.
Uniting against authoritarianism: a blueprint for the Quad March 2, 2021 By John Garrick and Yan Bennett Editors' Picks A re-energised Quadrilateral Security Dialogue linking the US, Japan, India and Australia needs to prepare itself to face serious global tensions in this year and beyond.
