The move follows the release of an NT Auditor-General review that investigated social media posts.
Category: Politics
NSW politicians’ pay rise limited to 3.5%
The pay rise is less than the 4% awarded by the Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal.
Making good policy happen
If you believe in your policy, you have a responsibility to maximise its chance of surviving long enough to be implemented, writes Jenny Macklin.
The art of good policymaking
To deliver transformative policy reform, you have to gain the public’s trust, says Jenny Macklin in an interview with GN.
Giving community a voice
Australians are looking for meaningful ways to affect political change, write Emma Fletcher and Emily Jenke.
Call for mandatory civics classes
Civics lessons would give students the tools to confidently participate in elections and political discussions, says senator.
Australia’s longest-serving mayor on track for sixth term
Clover Moore said she was “delighted” at the result.
Public service shake-up as NT cabinet sworn in
Among the portfolios dropped: climate change and remote housing.
Liberal Party drops threat of legal action after council elections stuff-up
The NSW Liberal Party has decided not to go ahead with threatened legal action against the Electoral Commission.
LGANT wants better consultation on proposal to dismantle regional councils
The NT government has been accused of failing to consult with councils on a proposal to replace them with First Nation Governments.