Rick Morton is a senior reporter at The Saturday Paper. He covers a range of topics, focusing on social issues and political commentary, often highlighting the intersection of policy and personal narratives. His work has been featured in The Christian Post, The Monthly, The Dallas Morning News, Townhall, and Crikey.
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By: Rick Morton
I am furious. Angry, certainly, about the federal government's proposed freedom of information laws, which mock the very idea of transparency, but seething especially about the justification for them, a continuation of the rhetorical trickery that allows grotesque and nasty policy like robodebt to be born and survive inquiry.
Global IT consultancy Accenture has been accused of ‘strip mining’ the Bureau of Meteorology during its years-late delivery of a redesigned website not fit for purpose.
University of Technology Sydney vice-chancellor Professor Andrew Parfitt has told a federal government inquiry he knew about a secret list
The Commonwealth ombudsman has ordered the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations to do a full brief to government on whether the automatic
By: Rick Morton
Almost a third of participants in the National Disability Insurance Scheme whose plans have been reassessed since May last year have had their total support packages cut, by an average of 22.5 per cent.
As the federal budget looms, the discussions targeting the National Disability Insurance Scheme have already started and I find myself holding my breath.
