National Cabinet announcement falls short for councils
ALGA has vowed to put demands for full voting membership on the agenda of its first National Cabinet meeting.
20 June, 2022ALGA has vowed to put demands for full voting membership on the agenda of its first National Cabinet meeting.
20 June, 2022Catherine King is the new cabinet minister for local government, with former Bega Mayor Kristy McBain appointed to the outer ministry.
2 June, 2022Australia’s councils are looking forward to getting a seat at National Cabinet and more cash for roads and disasters following the election of a Labor government.
22 May, 2022Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.
19 May, 2022The Victorian Ombudsman is seeking submissions on the politicisation of public sector appointments.
16 May, 2022ALGA and the NFF have joined forces to demand a seat at National Cabinet for local government.
2 May, 2022Labor will establish a Royal Commission into the robodebt debacle if it wins office at the upcoming federal election.
2 May, 2022Labor has vowed to abolish the APS staffing cap and cut spending on consultants and contractors if elected.
28 April, 2022There are concerns local government electoral spending caps will give third parties undue influence.
21 April, 2022Labor has pledged to legislate for a “powerful, transparent and independent” National Anti-Corruption Commission with the powers of a standing Royal Commission by the end of the year if elected.
19 April, 2022Victorian government agencies defied a public sector ban on political advertising.
11 April, 2022Victoria’s local government regulator has warned 109 candidates who failed to submit campaign donation returns after council elections.
14 March, 2022In the lead up to this year’s federal election Australia’s 537 councils are asking all parties to commit to partnerships that will support safer, healthier, and more prosperous communities.
1 March, 2022A senior NSW bureaucrat has given evidence on the first day of an inquiry into whether Gladys Berejiklian breached public trust.
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