The federal government will freeze all pay rises for department secretaries and agency heads until the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

The Prime Minister has announced greater restrictions on businesses and non-essential services in a bid to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The resource offers advice on communication, mental health, and work environment as part of the authority's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Police will receive more powers, prisoners may be released early, and council elections could be postponed under a range of amendments introduced by the New…

One bill would amend the Public and Environmental Health Act to extend emergency declarations to last up to 90 days, rather than the current five-day…

The government services minister has taken back his claim that a cyber attack similar to the one used to bring down the 2016 Census had…

The Australian Defence Force will deploy personnel to help health authorities around the country as part of the national response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The CPSU noted the move was an “enormous win” for the more than 2000 public sector workers whose jobs would have been cut by the…

We are again in an era in which we must put the national interest first and draw fulsomely from the bipartisan peace-pipe. In support of…

The senior bureaucrat accused of breaching parliamentary privilege last year will step down from his role immediately, but may return to the Western Australian Public…

Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the boost in staff numbers on Sunday, as part of the government’s second stimulus package worth $66 billion.

The Australian Public Service Commissioner and the head of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet have applauded public servants for their dedication to…