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Federal agencies required to use new legal panel for 'bulk' of legal work

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WA public service union claims a win and bides its time for the next battle

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NZ workplace study shows more than quarter of employees feel depressed much of the time

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Public and private sector collaboration essential for the future of emergency management

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Doyens of the Canberra bubble gather to hear Prime Minister ScoMo give the APS its orders, while Yarralumla fills with sunshine

Utopia returns to skewer real life bureaucratic misadventures and terminological inexactitude

You’ve stuffed up, now what? How owning and admitting to mistakes can return you to power and strength

Coach Morrison's pep talk becomes a public spectacle

The policy futurist’s reading list. How speculative fiction can inform better public policy as our society changes and grows in response to new tech

Trust is hard earned but easily lost: Carefully but resolutely moving towards using digital technology to conduct elections

News

Data61 launches 'digital twin' lab in Melbourne

Australian Statistician's role up for grabs later this year

Federal agencies required to use new legal panel for 'bulk' of legal work

WA public service union claims a win and bides its time for the next battle

Mobile shopfronts now serving veterans

Public servant honoured by industry for roles in regulation

Editors' Picks

Focusing financial law on what really matters

What should politicians be reading at parliamentary book club? Our experts make their picks

NZ workplace study shows more than quarter of employees feel depressed much of the time

Bungled NZ census highlights need for multiple voting options to raise Maori participation

For the first time in a long time, we're setting up a generation to be worse off than the one before it

Logged out: farmers in Far North Queensland are being left behind by the digital economy

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Soft skills hold the key to career success

How to lead with integrity beyond legalities

ACT Integrity Commission is seeking a CEO

Sharing evidence-based approaches on youth mental health issues

The changing work of innovation for public value and social impact

Public and private sector collaboration essential for the future of emergency management

Soft skills hold the key to career success

Influence the national agenda on industry, innovation and science

Agencies crowdsource policy answers through GovHack

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Doyens of the Canberra bubble gather to hear Prime Minister ScoMo give the APS its orders, while Yarralumla fills with sunshine

Utopia returns to skewer real life bureaucratic misadventures and terminological inexactitude

You’ve stuffed up, now what? How owning and admitting to mistakes can return you to power and strength

Coach Morrison's pep talk becomes a public spectacle

The policy futurist’s reading list. How speculative fiction can inform better public policy as our society changes and grows in response to new tech

Trust is hard earned but easily lost: Carefully but resolutely moving towards using digital technology to conduct elections

News

Data61 launches 'digital twin' lab in Melbourne

Australian Statistician's role up for grabs later this year

Federal agencies required to use new legal panel for 'bulk' of legal work

WA public service union claims a win and bides its time for the next battle

Mobile shopfronts now serving veterans

Public servant honoured by industry for roles in regulation

Editors' Picks

Focusing financial law on what really matters

What should politicians be reading at parliamentary book club? Our experts make their picks

NZ workplace study shows more than quarter of employees feel depressed much of the time

Bungled NZ census highlights need for multiple voting options to raise Maori participation

For the first time in a long time, we're setting up a generation to be worse off than the one before it

Logged out: farmers in Far North Queensland are being left behind by the digital economy

Sponsored

Soft skills hold the key to career success

How to lead with integrity beyond legalities

ACT Integrity Commission is seeking a CEO

Sharing evidence-based approaches on youth mental health issues

The changing work of innovation for public value and social impact

Public and private sector collaboration essential for the future of emergency management

Soft skills hold the key to career success

Influence the national agenda on industry, innovation and science

Agencies crowdsource policy answers through GovHack

Head of Division- SES Band 2, Technology Policy Division

Chief Executive Officer