A new assistant commissioner at Home Affairs, food security strategy leaders, ACT architect extension and more.

The CSIRO cull has put fresh attention on decades of real-term funding decline and the pressure to fit research into narrow ...

A new DTA review warns that long hiring timelines and pay gaps are still holding back digital projects across the service.

In a noisy information world, bureaucracy ensures decisions are evidence-based, transparent, and grounded in reality.

A fresh look at the community infrastructure program raises questions about opaque processes and highlights the need for ...

Agencies get a fresh chance to rethink skills needs as the new AI plan pushes practical training and clearer guidance across ...

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

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.

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

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