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Development of a whole-of-government Indigenous Evaluation Strategy is underway

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The Productivity Commission has begun development of an evaluation strategy for the whole of the Australian Public Service and any policy or program affecting the…

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Lunch with a whistleblower: how laws ‘lure’ public servants into disclosing

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The politics of the unmentionables, part 1: Death

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Peeling the mandarin: organisational change and mental health

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Automating inequality, the Australian way

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Federal bulk-buy deal with Amazon Web Services open to all levels of government and universities

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NZ opposition: public service reform plans 'a recipe for bloated bureaucracy'

By Stephen Easton

Major New Zealand public service overhaul aims for a joined-up, "fleet-footed" government

By Stephen Easton

Public sector industrial briefs: Hodgman pulls the plug, McGowan sweetens the deal

By Stephen Easton

Victorian Public Service survey deadline extended

By Shannon Jenkins

Top New South Wales public servant picked to lead New Zealand Treasury

By Stephen Easton

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The accountability trap: how to avoid low trust and low performance because everyone’s shifting responsibility and protecting themselves, not collaborating

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Development of a whole-of-government Indigenous Evaluation Strategy is underway

Towards a professional approach to public policy: reforming people instead of structure and process

Lunch with a whistleblower: how laws ‘lure’ public servants into disclosing

The politics of the unmentionables, part 1: Death

Peeling the mandarin: organisational change and mental health

Automating inequality, the Australian way

News

Federal bulk-buy deal with Amazon Web Services open to all levels of government and universities

NZ opposition: public service reform plans 'a recipe for bloated bureaucracy'

Major New Zealand public service overhaul aims for a joined-up, "fleet-footed" government

Public sector industrial briefs: Hodgman pulls the plug, McGowan sweetens the deal

Victorian Public Service survey deadline extended

Top New South Wales public servant picked to lead New Zealand Treasury

Editors' Picks

The accountability trap: how to avoid low trust and low performance because everyone’s shifting responsibility and protecting themselves, not collaborating

Centre-left politics: dead, in crisis, or in transition?

Julie Gough's 'Tense Past' reminds us how the brutalities of colonial settlement are still felt today

Australia's still building 4 in every 5 new houses to no more than the minimum energy standard

Blending in wasn't going to work for Carmel McGregor. Now she mentors those with vision, not just personal ambition

How do you handle a crisis in government? Start with contingency planning, then get ready to take your blinkers off

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Facing limited resources: How realising benefits increases success

Approaching new leadership: How to face unavoidable change

How can technology help the homeless?

Demand on under-resourced government requires better data and analytics

What needs to change for flexible work to work?

Randomised Controlled Trials: Is this best practice for policy and program evaluation?

What needs to change for flexible work to work?

How social housing providers can work with government to achieve success

The importance of behavioural insights in policy making

How machine learning can benefit the government sector

Randomised Controlled Trials: Is this best practice for policy and program evaluation?

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Development of a whole-of-government Indigenous Evaluation Strategy is underway

Towards a professional approach to public policy: reforming people instead of structure and process

Lunch with a whistleblower: how laws ‘lure’ public servants into disclosing

The politics of the unmentionables, part 1: Death

Peeling the mandarin: organisational change and mental health

Automating inequality, the Australian way

News

Federal bulk-buy deal with Amazon Web Services open to all levels of government and universities

NZ opposition: public service reform plans 'a recipe for bloated bureaucracy'

Major New Zealand public service overhaul aims for a joined-up, "fleet-footed" government

Public sector industrial briefs: Hodgman pulls the plug, McGowan sweetens the deal

Victorian Public Service survey deadline extended

Top New South Wales public servant picked to lead New Zealand Treasury

Editors' Picks

The accountability trap: how to avoid low trust and low performance because everyone’s shifting responsibility and protecting themselves, not collaborating

Centre-left politics: dead, in crisis, or in transition?

Julie Gough's 'Tense Past' reminds us how the brutalities of colonial settlement are still felt today

Australia's still building 4 in every 5 new houses to no more than the minimum energy standard

Blending in wasn't going to work for Carmel McGregor. Now she mentors those with vision, not just personal ambition

How do you handle a crisis in government? Start with contingency planning, then get ready to take your blinkers off

Sponsored

Facing limited resources: How realising benefits increases success

Approaching new leadership: How to face unavoidable change

How can technology help the homeless?

Demand on under-resourced government requires better data and analytics

What needs to change for flexible work to work?

Randomised Controlled Trials: Is this best practice for policy and program evaluation?

What needs to change for flexible work to work?

How social housing providers can work with government to achieve success

The importance of behavioural insights in policy making

How machine learning can benefit the government sector

Randomised Controlled Trials: Is this best practice for policy and program evaluation?

Senior Advisor Systems Support

Compliance Manager

Chief Legal Counsel, SES Band 1