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…

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…

There is one very significant lesson from the way Asian countries are managing the COVID-19 pandemic. It is what Australia needs to learn and apply…

The Australian Public Service Commissioner has directed department and agency heads to allow staff to work from home where possible, and to move them into…

The latest measures and funding announced by the Federal government in response to the coronavirus pandemic include a $1.1 billion health and safety package and…

Nicholas Gruen brainstorms a series of governance opportunities presented by the COVID-19 virus, and encourages a national 'knowledge commons' for ideas we should be leaping…

The federal government plans to refund more than 400,000 Centrelink debts as part of a looming class action against the controversial robodebt scheme. A ministerial…

A taskforce has been established to manage the mobility of the workforce across all Australian Public Service departments and agencies.

Mixed messages regarding working arrangements during the coronavirus pandemic have left Australian Public Service employees, their union, and even politicians confused and concerned.