After a long period of consultation around upcoming federal data-sharing and release reforms, questions about consent and commercial use remain the most controversial. While a…

Attempts to support more effective coordination across government departments is not a new concept, and stories of failed attempts or at least only partial success…

I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, not to hate them, but to understand them — Baruch Spinoza,…

Miriam Vogel developed and led implicit bias training for federal law enforcement while at the United States Department of Justice. Tackling defensiveness is an important…

Data from the Australian Public Sector Database shows a steady long-term decline in the number and proportion of people with disability in the Commonwealth public…

Terry Moran AC, chair of the Centre for Policy Development and former secretary of the PM&C presents a review of how Commonwealth, state and local…

Obama's ambassador to the UN on how she avoided bureaucratic isolation while tackling ISIS, why presidents prefer golf, and finding 'one's slice of change that…

When designing a new service, there can be a lot of pressure to nail down a project plan and get on with it. But spending…

Even if you've completed your course in agile and lined up the authorising environment in favour of change, workplace habits and the relentless daily pressure…

In this year’s Williams Oration, Australian Space Agency chief executive Dr Megan Clark offered to explain the thinking behind foundational decisions taken in the agency’s…

The fires devastating our communities on the eastern seaboard are covering more than a million hectares even before we reach summer. They are, as predicted,…