Miriam Webber is a city reporter based in Canberra, Australia. She has extensive experience covering local news and has written for various publications including The Canberra Times, Boorowa News, Braidwood Times, and many others. Miriam's articles focus on a range of topics including government policies, social issues, and environmental concerns.
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Miriam Webber's coverage focuses on local government and public service, particularly in Canberra, Australia. She regularly reports on government announcements, legal policy regulation, workplace culture within the Australian Public Service (APS), and related themes such as human resources & employment.
To effectively reach out to Miriam with pitches or contributions, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to APS policies and regulations, developments in workplace culture within the public service sector in Australia (especially focusing on Canberra), impacts of new laws or policies governing government agencies and services. Additionally, if you have information about significant appointments or changes at APS-related organizations that could impact their operations.
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By: Miriam Webber
Seventh conviction to come out of corruption watchdog's probes.
By: Miriam Webber
Glyn Davis' pointed message in end-of-year speech.
By: Brittney Levinson, Miriam Webber, Connor Pearce
By: Miriam Webber
Decision comes more than a month after inspector's findings.
By: Miriam Webber
It follows more than a year of high-risk deliberations.
An increase in the number of claims processed resulted in more demand.
The federal government has agreed to reform the governance structures of an influential national security think tank in the interest of independence, following a review by a former top diplomat.
By: Jasper Lindell, Miriam Webber
Move follows senior leadership shake-up in ACT public service.
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