Rudd's COAG reforms run out of gas
We’ve all done it. We ignore that rattling noise coming from the car engine and neglect to book the car in for a service. “It’ll be alright,” we assure ourselves, “it’s only a few thousand more kilometres”.
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Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow
If the ‘greatest moral and economic challenge of our generation’ can wait until 2013 at the earliest, along with the savings required to repair our tattered budget, what chance does the rest of Kevin Rudd’s overloaded COAG reform agenda have?
COAG: not a national policy "bottom drawer"
Kevin Rudd's ministers had better hope the correct meals and hairdryers are on hand if the long list of outstanding COAG reforms is to be addressed at today's meeting.
Champions of change a welcome development for working women
The Male Champions of Change initiative is a fantastic project that will help Australian women realise their enormous potential, said Senator Marise Payne, Acting Shadow Minister for the Status of Women.
Licensing bungle still not resolved – Gillard’s failure continues.
It is increasingly clear that State and Federal Labor Governments have failed to handle the ABC Learning Centres tender process effectively, with the increasingly likely prospect of centres being forced to close temporarily due to paperwork issues.
