Former Victorian education official goes to prison for conspiracy to defraud Monday July 19, 2021 By Melissa Coade Education Nino Napoli will be eligible for parole in one year and 11 months, after admitting that he used taxpayer money to buy electronics, wine and…
Victoria to resource disadvantaged schools with 80 additional student teachers Monday July 5, 2021 By Melissa Coade Education The Victorian government has announced $1.3 million funding to place 80 intern teachers from Teach for Australia into select public schools next year.
Opinion: the rights of public servants to own businesses, and the risk of corruption in procurement Friday May 29, 2020 By Adam Graycar Editors' Picks There will always be a debate about the rights of public servants to own businesses and to have second jobs. This week's news of an…
EU agency calls for 'human-centric' AI in public service Monday July 1, 2019 By Shannon Jenkins News A new report released by the High-Level Expert Group on AI presents a plethora of policy and investment recommendations related to "trustworthy" AI that can…
