A wrap-up of the annual Business Improvement and Innovation in Government conference (BiiG 2019) in Brisbane last month.

A specialist college designed to help tackle security threats to the Pacific region has been launched at the Australian National University. Funded by the Department…

New South Wales Minister for the Environment Matt Kean says a message advising public servants "not to discuss the link between climate change and bushfires"…

Public servants can’t stop ministers doling out questionable grants of taxpayer's money, but it’s important that their advice on who deserves the money is strong…

A joint initiative between federal and state public servants to manage threats to the Great Barrier Reef has won the Gold Award in the 2019…

The New South Wales deputy premier and the agriculture minister both say the National Parks and Wildlife Service did not do enough in the lead-up…

NDIA CEO Martin Hoffman will take home an additional fixed loading of $166,260 per year until November 2022, on top of his $554,220 salary. …

Victoria’s corruption watchdog has appointed a new leader. Public sector leader and legal practitioner Marlo Baragwanath has been named chief executive officer of the Independent…

Western Australia Police will receive an upgrade to their digital infrastructure along with thousands of new iPhones. The state government has struck a $39 million…

"I am not an anti-union Trump supporter," declared National Disability Insurance Agency chief executive Martin Hoffman last night, after his past social media use came…

The Project Governance and Control Symposium is offering academics up to $10,000 to help advance practical research that improves the way projects are managed or…

The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science has released a set of “aspirational” and entirely voluntary ethics principles for Australian businesses that use artificial intelligence.

Labor and the union representing Australia's national science agency have ramped up their opposition to staffing caps, while the agency has appeared before the Fair…

The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that as of June, about 1.6m Australians in total worked for organs of state and territory governments, about 242,000…