Tag: Public service
Extended One-Party Rule and Its Impact on Democracy: A Case Study of the Australian Capital Territory
The unbroken reign of the ACT Labor allowing bias to seep into all aspects of the government, should be a warming to other jurisdictions.
Standing Firm Against Corruption: A Personal Journey of Advocacy and Accountability
The ACT Solicitor General attempted to suppress these documents and potential fraud by prosecuting Mr Mullins. He failed.
Ethical Governance: The Relationship between Andrew Barr and Angel Marina
Andrew Barr has thus far refused to address the allegations against former ACT public servant Angel Marina. Why?
Rethinking the Future of the ACT: A Call for Political Renewal
Complacency has become the standard in the ACT policy-making, with candidates who lack the vision to drive genuine much-needed change.
The Paradox of Sovereignty: An Examination of the ACT Branch of Australian Labor and the Rule of Law
As the governing party, the ACT Branch of the Australian Labor Party has exempted those misusing their power from legal accountability.
The Death of Accountability in the ACTPS
A brief review of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) public service, focusing on allegations of unprofessionalism, incompetence, corruption, and lack of accountability to the public, which have arisen over the last 20 years of unbroken Labor government.
Workplace culture in the ACT: why unethical behaviour thrives
Recognising that the silence around toxic culture and silencing workplace racism is imperative in ending the culture that justifies rather than holds accountable the Angel Marina’s of the public service.