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    What the cross-bench whistleblower deal means for the public sector

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What the cross-bench whistleblower deal means for the public sector

by Stephen Easton

The federal government has agreed to extend strong protections for union whistleblowers to its public servants. Reform was already afoot, but the Xenophon-Hinch deal is likely to push it further and could influence the states.

Public servants feel oppressed by social media rules

by Stephen Easton

A vision for a high performing and sustainable health care system

by Martin Bowles

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by Stephen Easton

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New body of evidence for Australia’s wellness economy

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The effective executive: getting out to the coalface

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