Through embracing the opportunities of ever changing national and global environments and technological and public policy developments, the State Service of Tasmania will be able…

Tasmania's public service is under review by Dr Ian Watt, a former secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet who also led…

The Tasmanian government wants to make it easier for local businesses to tender for "technology services" contracts, while the state's Integrity Commission reports one public…

Nine anti-corruption commissioners from across Australia all say public sector leaders must take the risk of corruption more seriously in a strongly-worded open letter, but…

The NSW Government committed $38 million to four large air tankers in preparation for one of the state’s most dangerous fire seasons. Available for service…

Reluctant public servants and lack of trained Freedom of Information officers have been blamed for poor transparency in two states.

The Tasmanian government has invited feedback on its first digital transformation strategy. The strategy draft package targets three priority areas: community, economy and government. It…

Despite its long and storied history, sex work is still poorly regulated and highly stigmatized. In many places it is illegal, and sex workers have…

Rather than processes, it may be the clashing of values that has reduced our tolerance for engaging alternative perspectives. Social capital, the once-lauded holy grail…

Most of us would hope the policies governments introduce are based on the best available evidence. However, a study published today suggests former politicians, staffers…

The world is changing fast, and business-as-usual will not prepare us for all that lies ahead. By embedding agile innovation processes into our work, the…

The biggest review of the Australian Public Service (APS) in 40 years is likely to herald significant changes, particularly for APS employees. As the APS…

Recent jobs taken by former senior ministers Julie Bishop and Christopher Pyne have brought on ire of the Australian Senate, which is now concluding an…