In two senses, the work of innovation for public value and social impact is changing in Australia and around the world. What we expect public innovation

Imagine a federal parliament in which MPs don’t bark at their opponents on the other side of the table, but instead address the chamber from

Ministers, decentralised pay, secretaries cloning themselves — a panel discussion on public sector reform gave an insight into what the APS Review might hold.  Australia

Submissions to the ongoing Australian Public Service review indicate enthusiasm for fundamental changes rather than just a few tweaks and adjustments, says panel member Glyn

Ireland shows the importance of citizen input and how it’s possible to have a directly elected president who won’t interfere with politics, Professor Cheryl Saunders

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced an independent review of the Australian Public Service as a whole, led by CSIRO board chair David Thodey and

Senator Dean Smith and Torres Strait Mayor Vonda Malone are the inaugural winners of a non-partisan award recognising courageous, visionary and collaborative political leadership. The

There have been many ups and downs of the Australian Public Service in Martin Parkinson’s telling of his career. While it’s perhaps a little early

Are people writing public policy still reading literature? What impact can a book on Indigenous experience or refugees put on school reading lists have on