Four fresh senior executive faces at the APSC, Regional Development Victoria's first female CEO, and a new Public Access Deputy Commissioner. The latest senior public sector appointments from across the country. Read More
A new governor has officially started work, an Australian is off to UN Command in South Korea, and another energy market commissioner has been appointed. The latest senior public sector appointments from across the country. Read More
We thought the last movers & shakers was a bumper pre-election edition, but this one's even bigger! A new disability discrimination commissioner, five assistant secretaries at AG's, and a raft of board appointments. Read More
Geoff Gallop outlines what he sees as some of the important issues at stake in the contemporary debate about accountability and how to properly guarantee it in our national politics and government. Read More
In old-style, command-and-control management structures, most knowledge remains unshared because knowledge becomes power, position and promotion… and safety. To transform a business, leaders and executives need to transform themselves and their thinking first. Read More
As we edge closer to a federal election, the government has ramped up appointments. Welcome to a bumper editions of movers & shakers. Read More
Disruptive by intention, MOG can be complex, costly in all manner of ways, and it may take a long time to realise the intent of the change. Here are 10 points to help you through the pain of it all. Read More
The government has announced two high-level military appointments. Read More
This address by Mike Burgess, director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate, was delivered on March 27 in Sydney, at the Lowy Institute. In the address,… Read More
New faces at the Australia Council, five women promoted to senior executive roles at Environment and Energy, and several fish-themed appointments. Read More
Former Westpac chief executive and Hawke-era Treasury deputy secretary David Morgan has added his voice to those who argue the Australian Public Service needs leaders who don’t fear the axe. Read More
The head of Australia's radiation agency is sticking around. Plus Commonwealth executive promotions, including a Health deputy secretary, and a call-out for women to apply for water boards. Read More
With International Women's Day 2019 occurring on Friday, Sue Williamson, Senior Lecturer, Human Resource Management for UNSW Canberra, comments on the importance of sustaining the momentum to ensure gender equality is practiced in Australian workplaces. Read More
A maximum work week of 38 hours makes scientific sense. Working longer hours is bad for mental and physical health. Read More
New commonwealth executive promotions as well as government board appointments and the first NT Treaty Commissioner. Read More
