Is ASIS feeling unloved? Foreign spy agency boss sees the benefits of being open Tuesday July 30, 2019 By Stephen Easton Career Advice Keeping mum is business as usual for the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) but its director-general has decided there are also benefits to popping up…
Home Affairs-AGD shakeup authors address accountability concerns Friday February 9, 2018 By Harley Dennett Foreign Affairs & Immigration Also, Michael Pezzullo's new portfolio will not be taking counter-terrorism orders from a parliamentary secretary — even though it looks that way in the proposed…
Promoted We don’t know what’s coming: the ever-changing face of leadership Thursday December 14, 2017 By The Mandarin Career Advice The pressure on public sector leaders to adapt rapidly to challenges of managing a far more diverse and distributed workforce is greater than ever. Now…
Whistleblower law gone to the dogs, change afoot to narrow scope Friday April 8, 2016 By Stephen Easton Career Advice Too many small, interpersonal matters are being dressed up as whistleblowing, says the nation's former integrity commissioner who will soon complete a statutory two-year review…
Former judge appointed new IGIS Thursday July 16, 2015 By Harley Dennett News The Honourable Margaret Stone will be appointed Australia's next Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, replacing Dr Vivienne Thom whose term ends this week.
