The Victorian Department of Health and Human Services does not know whether its $45 million plan to reduce homelessness and rough sleeping is actually working,…

For the British government, the trade agreement with Japan is merely a stepping stone to the more ambitious target of joining the Comprehensive and Progressive…

New Zealand's crises have arisen with almost Shakespearean qualities, prophesied in Hamlet: 'When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions.'…

The New South Wales and Victorian governments have been promoting campaigns to encourage more women to nominate and stand for their communities at the next…

Outstanding women working in the Victorian Public Sector have been celebrated at IPAA Victoria’s Top 50 Public Sector Women event. Full list of winners within.

What should a public servant do if their government demands things of them which go against the values of integrity and impartiality? The answer is…

The Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law paper has called for Australia’s airport asylum process to be reformed 'to ensure that those in need of…

'The data professional stream is grounded in a strategy to lift the data capability of the APS workforce, to generate deeper insights, inform evidence-based decisions…

The federal government has released a legislative package outlining its proposed data-sharing laws, in a bid to improve the delivery of public services.

The Department of Home Affairs has decided against advising a man on whether his four-year detention was unlawful and will not offer him redress, the…

'The leading edge can be the bleeding edge sometimes', and so the APS would likely follow the lead of the rest of the country when…

The treatment of the top bureaucrat has been far more severe than that of her counterparts in Western Australia and Tasmania, despite those jurisdictions having…

Victoria's balance sheet is in more strife than any other Australian government. There's very little left in the tank.