News
Italy will be the first country in Europe to impose an obligation on private and public sector employees to show evidence of a coronavirus vaccination or negative test results or be banned from working in offices, shops and restaurants.
Opinion
The Taliban has named an interim government for Afghanistan. After Australia’s involvement in a 20-year war against them, Donald Rothwell examines how the Morrison government now engages.
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SA’s former top bureaucrat has resigned as head of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrew’s office after phone records revealed he spoke to the head of police as the state’s hotel quarantine program – held responsible for a second wave of COVID-19 infections and deaths and forcing Melbourne into months-long shutdown – was hastily set up.
Ministers used to own departmental stuff-ups, and resign. Today, an inquiry is held, with a finding somewhere down the track when hopefully the public has moved on. Morry Bailes asks: what happened to accountability?
Lebanon’s prime minister has announced his government’s resignation, saying a huge explosion that devastated the capital and stirred public outrage was the result of endemic corruption.
Fast-tracking development to boost jobs and industry in a pandemic-hit economy should not sideline public consultation and engagement, argues Craig Wilkins.
