Connor Pearce
Federal political reporter at The Canberra Times
Federal political reporter at The Canberra Times
Federal Political Reporter at The Canberra Times
Articles
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1 week ago |
canberratimes.com.au | Connor Pearce
Improving government services, rather than slashing headcounts, could be a vote winner at the upcoming federal election, as Australians collectively spend 10 million hours on hold.
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1 week ago |
canberratimes.com.au | Connor Pearce
While the Coalition continues to campaign on its promise to cut 41,000 public servants, there's one electorate that wouldn't mind having a few more.
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2 weeks ago |
canberratimes.com.au | Connor Pearce
A Canberra grandfather has been the latest protestor to interrupt politicians on the campaign trail, disrupting the climate and energy ministers' debate at the National Press Club.
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2 weeks ago |
canberratimes.com.au | Connor Pearce
The federal government's in-house consulting arm has developed a "playbook" to help agencies get around the tactics used by private consultants to inflate their fees and counter "land and expand" practices.
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2 weeks ago |
canberratimes.com.au | Connor Pearce |Brittney Levinson
There is no clear timeline on when construction can be expected to begin on a new convention centre and entertainment precinct in Canberra's city centre, after the federal government pledged $31.1 million for further feasibility and design work on the project.
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