In a revealing study conducted by the Australian National University, a significant decline in trust and confidence in the federal government among Australians has come to light. Surveying over 3,500 respondents in October, the study emphasizes a growing sense of disenchantment among citizens, with
In a significant move for Australia’s cyber defense, Stephanie Crowe has been appointed as the new head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC). This appointment reflects the government’s commitment to bolstering its cyber resilience amidst an increasing number of cyber threats targeting the
In a historic achievement, gender equality has been realized within Australia's federal cabinet, marking the first instance of parity since the country's federation. This milestone was underscored by the swearing-in of three women to ministerial positions associated with the National
Following President Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, significant personnel changes have been enacted within federal agencies, particularly the Department of Justice. These actions have sparked widespread debate and concern, bringing into question the future integrity and
The North Dakota Senate is currently deliberating on a bill, SB 2180, designed to mandate public comment periods during regular meetings of local government subdivisions. This legislative move, sponsored by Sen. Bob Paulson, R-Minot, emerges in response to numerous complaints from citizens about
The English Devolution White Paper has sparked significant debate and criticism, particularly regarding its proposed changes to local government. This article delves into the key issues and perceived shortcomings of the white paper, as highlighted by experts in the field. The proposed
