In a healthy policy development environment, experts may reach different conclusions about the best course of action — but at least they’ll have some credible basis

The hard-fought negotiations that delivered the Basin Plan demand innovation and collaboration, says MDBA chief executive Phillip Glyde.  This year, the work of the Murray-Darling

The major political parties need to get serious about the shape of digital government, if the review of the APS is to be effective. The

Malcolm Turnbull has chosen a panel and terms of reference. But does that predetermine the outcome? Verona Burgess looks at what — and who —

A remote working trial in Queensland reported positive results for both staff and agencies, but pointed to some potential pitfalls. If you have a long

It is hard to overstate the importance of the federal government’s decision to create a consumer right over the data created about them. Spurred by

The People & Culture Podcast with James Judge are a series of in depth discussions with practitioners and leading experts on emergent trends impacting on

The government’s proposal does not make data more open. It encourages us to consent to vast exposure of our personal information, including to those who

The research is in: Having a whinge with your colleagues can make everyone’s day a bit better. Sometimes we all need a good gripe about

You’re leaving a senior position in the Australian Public Service and covet a plush seat in the elite company directors’ club. Be careful what you

Diversity and inclusion in the public sector “can be challenging at times” but lead to better outcomes for citizens, argues a report released by the

Earlier this month the Australian Institute for Health and Welfare (AIWH), which develops and analyses data for government, and Australian and New Zealand School of