A 10-year strategic plan to transform Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) and the state’s communities has been launched by Commissioner Peter Martin. Consultation with QCS staff

This year’s NAIDOC week has prompted discussions of meaningful change while events have unfolded which reflect the 2019 theme of “Voice, Treaty, Truth” and the

Queensland’s recruitment drive for veterans to join the state public service “is going from strength to strength”, says the government. After setting an initial target

ABC investigative reporter Mark Willacy has not only exposed a major systemic failure of Queensland’s youth justice system, with help from the state police force,

The Queensland government is recruiting ex-military personnel to public service jobs twice as quickly as planned, while its total workforce remained the same size over

The Queensland government wants to know what “the public sector of tomorrow” will look like and has asked Peter Coaldrake, who ran the Goss government’s

The Queensland government has started significantly increasing pressure on neighbouring states and Australia’s national waste management industry over the practice of illegally hauling massive amounts

Following an especially dire administrative breakdown last year that earned the digital nickname #railfail, Queensland now has need of a powerful and independent accountability watchdog

It took a year, but Queensland has finally filled all its director-general positions. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced the appointment of the final two,

When Australian government leaders look at their public service agencies, they increasingly see them as economic chess pieces to be moved around their jurisdiction and

Queensland will look into increasing parliamentary terms from three years to four, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on Tuesday, potentially offering greater stability for both public

Two Labor premiers have gotten in early on the prime ministerial changeover, expressing hope this morning that the change of leadership in Canberra would lead to

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk appointed a further six directors-general on Friday, following the recommendations of an independent recruitment panel tasked with a merit-based review of