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Another week, another Treasury-review headcount hit. Chris Minns' slow-motion jobs guillotine claims 51 Art Gallery of NSW ...
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has been praised for senior ethics leadership but told to improve measurement of its ethical framework in action.
Agency in the public service is essential to interpreting government will and navigating the limits of law, culture, and leadership.
Public servants should note that Social Services' brief falls short on reforms to help retirees convert super into secure, regular incomes.
Far from slowing growth, care is an investment in opportunity, resilience and Australia’s long-term prosperity.
Narrow productivity gains risk worsening inequality and climate crises, says the Centre for Policy Development ahead of the Economic Reform Roundtable.
The ATO’s app now warns of suspicious changes and lets you lock your account instantly, aiming to outpace fraudsters.
Flexible work reforms in Victoria could make two days’ WFH a right. The government is now asking for feedback before drafting the 2026 law.
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Canberra dusts off old ideas as economic reform returns, with cautious talks about growth, productivity, and budget ...
An analysis of thousands of news items across Queensland reveals some dominant themes where tone, focus, and regional impact differ.
These are questions that standard computer users, that is, all of us, are rarely called on to answer. We assume that all the ...
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