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Daniel Holmes

Daniel Holmes

Verified

News Reporter, The Mandarin

Canberra

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  • Musky Canadian government tracker distances itself from DOGE

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified| The Mandarin Verified Canadian tech and finance leaders have launched a government spending tracker in an attempt to make what citizens are voting for more transparent. Canada Spends breaks government spending and revenue down into a simple flowchart to enable users to explore how money is split between the functions of government. Like DOGE south of the border, Canada Spends has been accused of peddling misinformation on social media to make government spending extreme.

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified · The Mandarin

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 'Risk of losing momentum' on mental health and suicide prevention

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified| The Mandarin Verified Australia has no overarching strategy for tackling mental health and suicide, according to the National Mental Health Commission (NMHC) and National Suicide Prevention Office (NSPO). In a submission to the Productivity Commission, the NMHC and NSPO said there has been “no overarching national strategic framework for mental health since the Fifth National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan in 2017”.

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified · The Mandarin

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Victoria's biggest public sector payrise goes to three nursing roles

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified| The Mandarin Verified Victorian nurses have received the biggest pay rises in the Victorian public sector, according to the latest State of the Sector report. In the four years to June 2024, Victorian Public Service-employed nurses’ pay rose 43.3% from $90,600 to $129,855. This is a less impressive figure than it sounds because only three nurses were directly employed in the VPS data collected last year, down from a high of 281 in 2021.

    By Dan Holmes, Daniel Holmes Verified · The Mandarin

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Mandarin

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