APS lacks the right staff
The government spends more than $16 billion a year on IT and there are real questions about whether we get value for money.
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Paul Malone
Paul Malone is a former political reporter and columnist for The Sunday Canberra Times.
Wait and see approach on Syria
Given his wild campaign statements, anything is possible when it comes to how Trump may change America's foreign policy
America's political system is not so great
The Americans have elected Donald Trump and barring unforeseen circumstances they'll have him for the next four years.
Keating not the architect of reform
A close examination shows that Keating was not primarily responsible for any of the major reforms that contributed to Australia's lauded economic growth.
Change is fine but just make it clear
Transition pain with the rollout of the national broadband network is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to accepting change.
TPP is far from certain
It would seem that the TPP is dead regardless of who the next president of the United States is.
No clean-cut way to end Aleppo battle
We can start to believe that John Kerry is seriously concerned about prosecuting war criminals when he moves to have former US President George W Bush, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and former Australian Prime Minister John Howard taken into custody.
Detector needed for rubbish claims
Authors of an award-winning paper remind us that it pays to keep an open mind, but not so open that your brain falls out.
Tribunal needs to be more than a witch-hunt
If Australia is to support the setting up of a tribunal investigating the MH 17 disaster it should be more than a political witch-hunt.
Lost souls cling on to false promises
It's easy to make promises to voters when you'll never be in a position to deliver them.
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