Glyn Davis reflects on the routines, values and quiet architecture that give policymaking its legitimacy -- if ethics stay in the frame.

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Michael Stuckey Michael Stuckey is an honorary professor of law at Victoria University and a former dean of law at the University of Tasmania.

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Despite Five Eyes ties, Australia says US intel sharing on space ops is hampered by classification rules that block full ...

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Army aviation shifts north with Oakey Black Hawk base, co-locating firepower and training as natural disasters grow more ...

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Halfway through a recent workshop for Victorian public sector board directors on building inclusive board cultures, a comment popped up in the chat: “I really love how engaged everyone is — everyone ...

Just days after the National Anti-Corruption Commission investigation found systemic “nepotism, cronyism, and undeclared conflicts of interest in APS recruitment” at the Department of Home Affairs, ...

Local government minister Hannah Beazley will execute a 'complete spill' of Nedlands Council, which is unable to make quorum.