Two statements on Thursday afternoon from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet bring to a close the latest chapter of this week’s national

What a week. The age-old doctrine of cabinet confidentiality that shrouds the process of government decision making has taken serious damage, due to what looks

It is overwhelmingly apparent that modern public sector leaders are facing more diverse challenges than ever before. While there is perhaps little to no change

The APS is delivering more than ever, now get ready for more disruption, says the head of the Australian Public Service. “2017 has certainly been a,

There have been many ups and downs of the Australian Public Service in Martin Parkinson’s telling of his career. While it’s perhaps a little early

The Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government has begun podcasting, easing into the format by posting an interview between a staff member and experimental economist

This is an extract of a full transcript available on the department’s website. Public data is a national asset. However, its value is only realised

This is Joy Savage’s address to an event last month organised by ANZSOG and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, which gathered many from the Indigenous community,

Auditors have identified a design flaw in the much criticised work-for-the-dole program that mainly applies to Aboriginal Australians in remote areas but finds that on

Early in 2017 the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) approached the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) proposing a partnership

Making the decision to move from the public service to the private sector can be difficult, but there may not be a better time to

Below is the full transcript of the 2017 Wentworth Lecture, orated by Dr Martin Parkinson, secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, on

The once genteel rivalry between Sydney and Canberra for the mantle of Australia’s cybersecurity epicentre has conspicuously spilled onto the international stage, with state and