This week the South Australian Premier Steven Marshall gave his first public address to the state’s public sector at the Adelaide Convention Centre, hosted by

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Any citizen or resident who gets picked on in parliament has the right to ask for their side of the story to go into Hansard,

Verona Burgess analyses former APS Commissioner Andrew Podger’s thought-provoking 8800-word submission to the Thodey review. Hopes are fading that the Thodey review of the Australian Public Service

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A treaty with First Nations might be “a little bit scary” for some, but Victorian Treaty Advancement Commissioner Jill Gallagher AO hopes all Victorians will

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Education policy in Australia has many emerging issues it must contend with, not least of which is the imminent collision between an ageing population and

ANZSOG chief of staff David Threlfall explores how our public service practitioners access and respond to academic policy frameworks. How did you learn to do

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