Jack Waterford

Jack Waterford is the former Editor-at-large at The Canberra Times and writes a regular column

That nearly half of voters saw Trump as the better potential leader says as much about Clinton as it does about Americans.

We've already seen the best of this Prime Minister, whatever that was.

The major parties' habitual rorting of public funding shows they need to be regulated. But who will pass those laws?

The ACT's integrity commissioner, when we get one, must be as open as possible.

The same-sex marriage debate illustrates how our Prime Minister is a political prisoner.

The ACT government needs far more than just an anti-corruption commission.

As with so many ACT government deals, the problem is the look of the thing, rather than the thing itself.

Australia's targeted social-service payments are far from costly.

When British officials cock up, at least they eventually discuss and acknowledge their errors.

Sam Dastyari's sacrifice should not have been made in vain.

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