BIZARRE: 8 | Mind Blowing Facts

Republican women seldom make statewide slate in Georgia

ATLANTA — One look at the slates of Republican and Democratic candidates running for statewide office this year highlights an obvious difference beyond their political platforms.

Tribune News Service · Sep 18, 2022

Republican women seldom make statewide slate in Georgia

ATLANTA — One look at the slates of Republican and Democratic candidates running for statewide office this year highlights an obvious difference beyond their political platforms.

Tribune News Service · Sep 17, 2022

House repeals move to leave Waqf Board appointments to PSC

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The Hindu · Sep 1, 2022

Malayalam made mandatory for entry to govt. services

Probationer who has not studied Malayalam should pass within probation period a language test conducted by the PSC with not less than 40% marks, say the amended service rules

The Hindu · Aug 20, 2022

Culture of workplace creche is catching on

PSC office will have one from Wednesday, Kinfra Park also is planning one This year, 25 childcare centres will be set up in govt. offices with more than 50 employees

The Hindu · Aug 9, 2022

Former Queensland education bureaucrat Jeff Hunt paid $630,000 while suspended during Dutton Park school probe

Former senior education department bureaucrat Jeff Hunt, who engaged in misconduct over a school principal appointment saga, was paid $630,000 while suspended.

ABC News · Jul 28, 2022

Govt. not to hand over Waqf Board appointments to PSC

The IUML had campaigned hard against PSC intervention in Waqf recruitments

The Hindu · Jul 20, 2022

Jeff Hunt resigns as Education Queensland deputy director-general two years after being suspended on full pay

In May 2020, Jeff Hunt was suspended after he overruled a high school principal selection panel to install a different person as head of Brisbane's Inner City South State Secondary College. The department has confirmed his resignation took effect this week.

ABC News · Jul 13, 2022

Pedestrianisation would help rid Oxford Street of American sweet shops

Letters: There are ways Westminster council can control candy and souvenir outlets that don’t require further legislation, write James Pollard, Michael Barron and Tim Law

The Guardian - UK · Jul 11, 2022

Queensland's corruption watchdog finds integrity commissioner laptop controversy was 'mischaracterisation'

An investigation by Queensland's corruption watchdog into the controversy surrounding laptops taken from the integrity commissioner's office has found the circumstances were "entirely ordinary".

ABC News · Jul 4, 2022