Experts hopeful diplomatic communications will stay open with Russia Federal As troops move into eastern Ukraine, academics and former officials have hopes pinned on diplomatic communications remaining open.
Public servants respect right to protest, even as some left scratching their heads February 9, 2022 By Jackson Graham Federal A former public servant says most public servants respect the right for people to peacefully protest and know to exercise impartiality.
‘Uncomfortable’ debate about offensive cyber attacks increasingly public as security environment shifts November 22, 2021 By Jackson Graham Federal Australia’s security environment is complex, with some cases involving overt state actors, and others a murkier state involvement.
Premium Insights and analysis Business minds, accountants and financiers represent biggest skill growth in APS November 8, 2021 By Jackson Graham Editors' Picks Is APS expertise in policy formulation being sacrificed for technical skills and policy implementation?
Call for new intelligence minister and more resources for parliamentary body October 6, 2021 By Jackson Graham Federal ANU National Security College said parliamentary oversight of national security agencies had not kept up with the investment and new powers they have.
