Victorian Treasury and Finance secretary David Martine said the Victorian economy is forecast to grow by 6.5% in 2021-22, after an estimated fall of 2%…

The Victorian government will support casual public sector employees who have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic with fortnightly payments.

The union representing the Victorian Public Service has criticised the state government over its call for the Commonwealth government to increase super contributions. On Wednesday…

The Victorian Treasurer and his secretary have hit back at a recent audit report which criticised the department’s approach to the West Gate Tunnel project.

Procurement experts have come together to discuss a range of innovative ways to improve procurement processes. The Procurement of Community Practice Forum was…

The Victorian opposition wants four department heads, including the head of the public service, investigated by the state corruption watchdog over their roles in authorising…

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.