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The end of Murray-Darling bipartisanship means the end of our largest river system

By Scott Hamilton & Stuart Kells

Editors' Picks

Last summer, Scott Hamilton and Stuart Kells wrote that Murray-Darling Basin bipartisanship wasn’t new, or strong. Recent events have confirmed that genuine bipartisanship is over,…

Senior public servants to share 'f-up' stories as part of Innovation Month

By Stephen Easton

Federal

The first Australian Public Service [email protected]#kup Night is being hosted by the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science on July 25. Attendees are promised an…

How a WA department's graduate program came out on top of the nation

By Stephen Easton

Career Advice

Australia's best public sector grad programs, indexed. Public sector agencies generally don’t do enough to explain what working in a government department is really like…

CPSU decries 'gag' on Bureau of Meteorology protest; Federal Courts in pay deal

By Stephen Easton

Federal

Administrative employees of the Federal Court system have a new enterprise bargaining agreement after four years of negotiations, while an even longer impasse continues in…

Tidbinbilla strike over APS payrise limits applied to NASA-funded positions

By Stephen Easton

News

A group of CSIRO staff who run iconic Tidbinbilla radio telescope dishes near Canberra will stop work for one hour this afternoon, arguing federal government…

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Prime time cyber: is government really match-fit for massive online events?

By Julian Bajkowski

Communications & Technology

The challenge of dealing with massive web traffic while maintaining performance and security isn’t confined to Game of Thrones series premieres. Major events for government…

Watch your language, Australia's never had an official 'cyber attack'

By Stephen Easton

Features

Australia might never have had an official 'cyber attack' by the federal government's definition, and it will be obvious if we ever do. The latest…

Why technology should come last in cyber security

By Stephen Easton

Communications & Technology

People and processes and having a clear plan that everyone understands will collectively do more to promote cyber security than buying technology. And that advice…