There’s no point in government agencies having their own branded websites if they don’t make sense to the public, argues Victorian DPC digital engagement director

As drought rages, this week’s release of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan 5-year assessment draft by the Productivity Commission has sparked a debate about its future.

A new digital asset strategy will be rolled out across Victorian government agencies from next year, to support the $78.9 billion in state capital projects

Even as we increasingly embrace high tech, “people-to-people connections still remain so important”, says Victorian Public Sector Commissioner Paul Grimes. He chats about leadership, flexibility

A former education official sacked after giving testimony at a corruption inquiry has won compensation, despite sensational evidence. “Many people will think this outcome doesn’t make

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Public servants with a dodgy past are being ‘recycled’ between departments thanks to inadequate recruitment checks, warns Victoria’s corruption watchdog. People being rehired despite questions

Confusion about how Victoria’s preferential voting system works is preventing electors’ voices being properly heard, says a parliamentary committee. Informal votes, which cannot be counted,

The battle over whether Murray-Darling Basin Authority staff can be compelled to appear before the South Australian royal commission into the troubled multi-government water management

Victoria’s Environmental Protection Authority is looking to in-house data integration as a way to create a more complete picture of how the state’s economic growth