Martin Bowles’ 6 lessons for a rewarding public service career by Harley Dennett If you're not having fun in your job, find something else to do, says the latest secretary to follow his own advice. As Verona Burgress wrote earlier this month, the Australian Public Service's valedictory orations of departing secretaries hold a treasure trove of helpful wisdom for all levels of public servants. Nicholas Gruen: hacking wellbeing for the biggest returns by Nicholas Gruen ‘All IT projects should be driven by government agencies’: Angus Taylor by Stephen Easton Productivity Commission reinforces concerns about rushed NDIS rollout by Stephen Easton Link between Govpass and Medicare numbers stirs identity fraud anxiety by Stephen Easton Winning the 5000 year fight against cancer by Tom Burton 1 2 3 4 5 6 Shergold: Medicare ID should stay, despite numbers for sale on the darknet by The Mandarin Victoria records highest number of complaints yet by David Donaldson Australia plans bold UN human rights agenda; White House says ‘hang them all’ by The Mandarin People & Capability Verona Burgess: is a PhD worth doing for a career in the public service? by Verona Burgess Features Nicholas Gruen: what have wellbeing frameworks ever done for us? by Nicholas Gruen Features Home Affairs secretary Michael Pezzullo has no time for ‘inter-agency jealousies’ by Stephen Easton People & Capability Four questions for leaders looking to better delegate decision-making by Smart Company Features Bean counter or being counted? CFOs in the public sector by James Judge People & Capability Are you a 21st century-proof public manager? by Zeger van der Wal The case for a Department of Home Affairs: Pezzullo on his place in history by Stephen Easton Three areas to reform federal-state financial relations by John Freebairn Opportunity missed in the High Court on the free speech of public servants by John Wilson Features Government was created for another era: why it must change by Apolitical Features ‘What kind of Aboriginal is right for you?’ by Harley Dennett Features Governments begin to see the risk of data sharing, now to explain the benefits by Stephen Easton Features Whose interests? Why defining the ‘public interest’ is such a challenge by Jane Johnston Partner Content Public Sector Management Program turns 25: what we’ve learned so far by Dr Evelyne Meier Partner Content Trust, privacy and accessible data: can you really have it all? by Julian Bajkowski Partner Content Time to advance your career? Making the move from SES to consulting by Simon Cox Partner Content Strategy to capability? What it actually takes for agencies to execute (but they don’t tell you) by Julian Bajkowski
Martin Bowles’ 6 lessons for a rewarding public service career by Harley Dennett If you're not having fun in your job, find something else to do, says the latest secretary to follow his own advice. As Verona Burgress wrote earlier this month, the Australian Public Service's valedictory orations of departing secretaries hold a treasure trove of helpful wisdom for all levels of public servants.
People & Capability Verona Burgess: is a PhD worth doing for a career in the public service? by Verona Burgess
Features Home Affairs secretary Michael Pezzullo has no time for ‘inter-agency jealousies’ by Stephen Easton
People & Capability Four questions for leaders looking to better delegate decision-making by Smart Company
Features Governments begin to see the risk of data sharing, now to explain the benefits by Stephen Easton
Partner Content Public Sector Management Program turns 25: what we’ve learned so far by Dr Evelyne Meier
Partner Content Strategy to capability? What it actually takes for agencies to execute (but they don’t tell you) by Julian Bajkowski
