More than 50 staff from across the Australian Public Service, Victorian Public Service and a number of hospitals and health services have joined the Victorian…

Rapidly redeploying teams and utilising their capabilities across the Australian Public Service is now the 'permanent way of operating' in this post-pandemic world, according to…

The targeted organisations cover a range of sectors including government, diplomatic, think tank, healthcare and energy, the report says.

The federal government has appointed Kirstjen Nielsen to provide advice on Australia's cyber security strategy, set to be released this year.

The new Enterprise Biometric Identification Services system launched on Wednesday would improve Home Affairs' ability to identify criminals and 'persons of national security interest' via…

The Department of Home Affairs failed to demonstrate value for money for procurements of garrison support and welfare services for an offshore detention centre in…

Future leaders must push themselves to gain extra experience, and should show interest in departments outside of their own so they can understand all aspects…

The Treasurer has hit back at the Canberra-based Chinese Embassy after the embassy accused Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton of spreading the United States’ 'propaganda…

The CPSU noted the move was an “enormous win” for the more than 2000 public sector workers whose jobs would have been cut by the…

Australian Statistician David Gruen explains the data-collection and data-aggregation assets in use by the ABS, other government bodies, and universities to shape public policy, and…

The Commonwealth’s top spy agency has gathered intelligence on Australians in an unknown number of cases over the past year. Australian Signals Directorate director-general Rachel…

Proper oversight of national security agencies is not a luxury in a democracy — it is a necessity, writes Senator Jennifer McAllister. And she is…

Departments have failed to comply with targets set out by the Commonwealth’s Indigenous Procurement Policy, the Australian National Audit Office has found.

The federal government’s top spy agency could be granted powers to help tackle online criminals based in Australia, including paedophiles and terrorists.