From Prime Minister David Cameron down, UK ministers have been keen to unveil ambitious 'City Deals', often before difficult policy and funding details have been resolved.flickr/Number 10, CC BY-NC-NDThe new assistant minister for cities and digital transformation, Angus Taylor, spoke last week of his enthusiasm for a “new vehicle” for...
In a stage-managed moment organised by the Prime Minister's Office, Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison walk together to a car taking them to the airport. Pat HutchensPremiers and chief ministers on Friday delivered a humiliating public blow to Malcolm Turnbull, bluntly telling him they didn’t want even to think about his “big...
State and territory leaders today agreed to a three-year interim hospital funding deal to meet some of the shortfall left by the 2014 Commonwealth budget cuts.
Under the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) agreement, states will receive an additional A$2.9 billion from July 2017 to June 2020, with growth in Commonwealth funding capped at 6.5%....
'The government's proposal looks like nothing more than a cost shifting exercise.'from www.shutterstock.comLess than two days before meeting with the Premiers at the Council of Australian Governments (COAG), Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull lobbed an innovative idea on the table.
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