Unsolicited proposals: NSW on the right track a decade after AWH Thursday March 10, 2016 By Harley Dennett News Wracked by a highly public ICAC investigation that became a byword for unscrupulous lobbying in NSW, DPC set out to build a new unsolicited proposals…
Tom Burton: Service NSW v auditor war misses the digital point Monday February 29, 2016 By Tom Burton Features OPINION: The dispute between the NSW Audit Office and Service NSW risks missing the much bigger benefits that come from large-scale digitalisation. Accountability…
Service NSW stands by benefits for customers, disputes Audit Office Friday February 26, 2016 By Mike Pratt & Rachna Gandhi Community & Social The benefits of Service NSW are coming, the state's customer service commissioner insists. Responding to an audit critical of overblown and unprovable benefit claims, he…
Audit takes the shine off Service NSW project Monday February 22, 2016 By Stephen Easton News Overly optimistic business cases for NSW's new one-stop shop haven't produced the promised benefits ... yet. While the concept is valid, it appears nobody knows…
NSW appoints state's first female auditor-general Wednesday February 3, 2016 By Stephen Easton News A deputy secretary with the NSW Department of Family and Community Services has been chosen by Premier Mike Baird as the state's new auditor-general —…
NSW auditor general calls for stronger powers Monday September 14, 2015 By David Donaldson Career Advice Tony Whitfield Acting New South Wales auditor general Tony Whitfield has reiterated his predecessor Grant Hehir's call for his office…
Productivity measurement rethink in NSW to be led by Treasury Wednesday July 22, 2015 By David Donaldson News NSW Treasury will soon help agencies improve productivity and efficiency reporting, but the Department of Education and Communities has pushed back on narrow audit office…
