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More marginalised communities will finally help shape digital systems rather than struggle to survive within them.

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Reform fatigue, political pressure, and bureaucratic inertia collide as the APS confronts unfinished business and accountability.

Albanese prioritises rebuilding hollowed-out public services before tackling ambitious reforms during Labor’s second term.

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Two key Senate inquiries stall progress, with final reports delayed amid election disruptions and procedural reshuffles.