Michele Bruniges says that encouraging staff to be creative sustainably and without overworking themselves could also keep the momentum going into the future.

The accelerating pandemic in the United States will delay the recovery of that economy, weaken world economic growth and inevitably hurting Australia.

The New South Wales government’s main transport department could absorb corporate roles from two smaller organisations just months after the agencies experienced a major restructure.

Services Australia’s chief information security officer has departed to take up a position with Telstra.

The Attorney-General’s Department has made little effort to implement past recommendations related to the government's lobbying code of conduct, the national auditor-general has found.

Last week, the UK government announced it is ditching development of its own COVID-19 contact tracing app, and adopting the tech co-created by giants Apple…

Staff will initially be based out of offices in Queanbeyan and Armidale, with workplaces to eventually be established in Dubbo and Coffs Harbour.

The government on Thursday announced a range of new grant and loan programs would roll out over the next 12 months to different parts of…

State and federal public service employees across the country have been dealt major blows as governments attempt to grapple with the economic impacts of COVID-19.

The engagements aimed to discover what Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people believe should be included in the new national agreement on Closing the Gap.

The Australian Public Service Commission plans to deliver more virtual courses in the future after successfully launching an online learning catalogue.

The federal government has appointed Kirstjen Nielsen to provide advice on Australia's cyber security strategy, set to be released this year.