ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has landed at the centre of the territory’s first potential Integrity Commission investigation. The Standing Committee on Public Accounts has

The ACT’s new integrity and anti-corruption commission will begin operating from July 1 next year, with senior public servants subject to new mandatory reporting rules

Australia’s first trial of pill testing at a music festival came and went over the weekend, but one can’t say the same for the political

National statistics on FOI usage, published late last year, ostensibly show the leaders and laggards in transparency, but they may also obscure the real picture

The ACT government expects its public service workforce to grow slightly overall by about 300 full-time equivalents over the course of the coming financial year,

Three of the federal government’s agricultural research bodies will move out of Canberra as instruments of regional development and to be closer to the industries

There’s no better example of how to regulate the sharing economy than the ACT government’s embrace of Uber, according to a pair of bright young

The ACT Government plans to create almost 300 new full-time public service jobs in the next financial year as it spends up big on IT