The Victorian government is rethinking value for money in procurement as a more expansive concept, which includes the value of affirmative action for disadvantaged groups…

The Victorian economy will likely continue its strong performance, thinks Treasury Secretary David Martine, barring a housing crash or nuclear war.

Unnecessary consultancies will be one of the targets of Victoria's $1.2 billion public sector budget cuts. Public servants will find out the details in a…

Formal engagement has begun on Victoria's first social impact bonds. Department of Treasury and Finance officials outline the benefits to state outcomes and what the…

A Victorian pilot program will scrub job applications of name and gender to combat unconscious bias. Two key departments, DPC and DTF, Victoria Police and…

Unlike the Commonwealth, Victoria has no framework for consistently calculating the costs and benefits of MoG changes. This must be addressed, says a parliamentary report.

The Victorian budget has dedicated $81 million to begin the implementation phase of Service Victoria, while central agencies win a boost to improve capacity. And…

Would keeping time sheets strengthen the often woolly numbers on how much individual programs cost? Victoria's Treasury head argues it would be counterproductive. Plus, why…

In the wake of the anti-corruption inquiry Operation Dunham, the Victorian Secretaries Board has set in motion a series of reforms and reviews with a…

Victoria has been slow to implement its public sector information policy because central agencies haven't pushed hard enough, the state's auditor-general has reported.

Leanne Ansell-McBride, CEO of the Victorian Leadership Development Centre, is stepping down to take up a new role in the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance.