The Digital Transformation Agency is inviting local, state, territory, and federal government agencies to try out a new system to send texts and emails to

The Queensland government is putting public servants back in charge of all prisons, following a Crime and Corruption Commission inquiry that found problems in having

New faces at the Australia Council, five women promoted to senior executive roles at Environment and Energy, and several fish-themed appointments. Australia Council The federal

Elections are periods of intense emotion and elevated temptation. The stakes are high and the political process is highly charged. The government will want to

The slow wage growth that has become the norm across the economy is also evident in the public sector, with most governments choosing to put

Under pressure in Senate estimates on Friday, Murray-Darling Basin Authority chief executive Phillip Glyde maintained the recent South Australian royal commission failed to prove its

The Murray-Darling Basin Authority says the recent South Australian royal commission produced some “useful analysis and insights” and notes a few “areas of agreement” in

The Prime Minister wants the public service to spend vastly more with Indigenous-owned suppliers, hoping to double down on the success of affirmative action in

Ken Henry has resigned amid the fallout from the Banking Royal Commission, Development Victoria has a new CEO, and eHealth Queensland’s boss is out, plus

An OECD body is working on a declaration that would see signatories commit to public sector innovation, and improve the common understanding of what it

The Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s five current members have resolved to rally around agency head Phillip Glyde and continue denying the extremely serious findings of the

First Nations have been largely left out of water management in the Murray-Darling Basin, the royal commission into the management of the river system has

‘The MDBA doth protest too much, methinks,’ writes Commissioner Bret Walker in a rebuke that drew upon the works of George Orwell and William Shakespeare to