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PwC’s back in the tent. No accountability, no justice, no worries, as Canberra’s culture of impunity rolls on.
Department says regional offices stay, but up to 266 roles go as DPIRD trims to meet budget targets under Minns’ public sector push.
No upgrade ban for APS flyers -- just a requirement to log business-class boosts as gifts, if the airline says it’s 'to avoid being bumped.' ...
Week four of ICAC’s Wyvern probe opens with more revelations: cash-for-contracts, missing tender trucks, and hay bale laundering.
V/Line names longtime transport exec William Tieppo as incoming CEO, with growth, procurement, and big service targets in his brief.
Our national survey shows a gulf between the willingness of public servants to use AI and the preparedness of the agencies they work for.
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development restructuring prompts union backlash over job mismatch, regional ...
Submissions are open on proposed changes to the Disability Discrimination Act , with public sector employers among those likely to face new obligations.
Queensland has appointed heads for an inquiry into the state branch of the CFMEU, following evidence of intimidation and misogyny.
Public servants told: stop listing security clearances online. It’s not just bad form—it’s a foreign spy’s dream come true.
As Treaty talks stall and key targets worsen, Closing the Gap risks becoming policy theatre without serious structural reform ...
Government information is recognised under the Freedom of Information Act as a national resource — to be conceived, created and circulated. Personal information is also a resource — it should be ...