Read part two here, and the whole series here. Pork-barrelling is the most costly form of soft corruption in Australia, totalling hundreds of millions of dollars a year in wasted taxpayer funds at ...

But what can we actually do to stop politicians pork-barrelling? A new Grattan Institute report, released today, shows the problem isn’t confined to one side of politics: both Coalition and ...

Ultimately Major says it’s important to remember that an airplane is a “wonderfully safe environment, a pleasant experience for most people” but “at the end of the day, you are barrelling ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Pork barrelling could amount to criminal corruption under existing NSW laws and the government’s proposed guidelines to tackle the ...

The United Nations warned Wednesday there is a 70 percent chance that average warming from 2025 to 2029 will exceed the 1.5 ...

When governments and politicians allocate public funding and resources to projects based on their electoral interests rather than public needs or interests, it’s called pork-barrelling.