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…

Western Australia’s corruption watchdog has praised the state police force for taking steps to improve the way it treats Indigenous Australians. The Corruption and Crime…

It has been a big year for the commissioner charged with investigating crime and corruption in the Queensland public sector, Alan MacSporran, but that is…

The Western Australian Department of Health plans to empower its workforce through improved connectivity and communication systems. It has proposed the updating of outdated corporate…

A new health service that provides emergency and specialty services to regional areas has launched in Western Australia. The WA Country Health Service command centre…

Western Australia's corruption watchdog has had a busy year, with the release of 45 reports compared to only 13 in their last reporting period. The…

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…

Ten new additions to the ranks of Institute of Public Administration Australia National Fellows were announced in Darwin last night. Professor Peter Shergold, who concludes…

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…

Undocumented overtime claims have landed a Western Australian hospital manager in hot water, with the Corruption and Crime Commission accusing her of clocking up over…