Victoria Anderson steps in to lead DAFF, bringing extensive experience across policy and reform, following a recent change at ...

Jane Hume’s queries on PM&C’s work-from-home and lease costs are met with links to existing public reports. Coalition Senator ...

Public servants often work in a system designed for fairness yet feel trapped by process. Unlocking potential is key.

NSW’s annual stocktake shows payroll slips, long contractor stints, and eye-watering rates that hint at problems many ...

Flexible work continues its steady climb across the APS, with regular work from home now common in almost every agency group.

This 2-day short course introduces you to a range of concepts and ideas designed to equip you with the tools and knowledge ...

Updated rules ask agencies to weigh ethics alongside cost and performance, creating steadier partnerships and more reliable ...

ANAO finds slow processing and uneven oversight in the redress scheme and presses DSS to tighten planning before 2028.

Federal APS workforce grows to 198,529, with more hires at NDIA, Services Australia and Defence, as Canberra’s share dips ...

True reform in the public service comes from integrating tradition with innovation, not chasing novelty or shortcuts.

Trust in government services is rising and the new State of the Service report explains what is driving the lift across the ...

Fair Work dispute yields compromise amid employee concerns, with "pppressive" requirements put on hold pending further ...