Services Australia and other federal government entities must improve risk management, specifying roles and responsibilities, and performance measurement when managing agreements, according to the national…

The New South Wales government has created a new department dedicated to dealing with the major issues that affect regional communities. The Department of Regional…

Efforts to resolve the record-keeping deficiencies severely criticised by the state's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption last year.

A number of distinguished judges have called for the establishment of a bi-partisan parliamentary oversight committee to hold the federal government’s coronavirus response to account…

Canberrans who don't follow the latest restrictions on gatherings could be fined up to $8000 under a new direction from the chief health officer Dr…

The Victorian government will inject $1.3 billion into its health system in preparation for the peak of the coronavirus pandemic. The funds will secure an…

Federal public servants who refuse to take on a different role during the coronavirus pandemic will have to take leave, as the APSC's new taskforce…

The law would cover police officers, doctors, nurses or anyone working in a hospital or health service, firefighters, SES and ambulance officers.

The Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety has agreed to extend fixed-term contracts and is offering flexible working arrangements to support front line staff…

While the association between violence and maleness runs deep, it isn’t inevitable. Locally relevant targeted interventions can challenge men’s relationship with violence and dominance.

The federal government’s new restrictions on gatherings has come into effect, with states and territories taking different approaches to enforce it.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a “Jobkeeper” payment worth $1500 a fortnight would "pay employers to pay their employees". The initiative would last for at…