The state government on Monday announced it would establish three new specialist Aboriginal positions within the Parks and Wildlife Service to “strengthen our understanding of…

Through embracing the opportunities of ever changing national and global environments and technological and public policy developments, the State Service of Tasmania will be able…

Tasmania's public service is under review by Dr Ian Watt, a former secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet who also led…

Three Tasmanian public service leaders will trade places in early September, Premier Will Hodgman has announced.

The Tasmanian government and public sector unions have reached an 'in principle' one-year agreement on a public sector pay rise, after months of failed negotiations.

Tasmania's opposition has called for clarity around where state service job cuts will fall, while WA's austerity-focused government faces accusations of unfairness.

The third article in a three-part series on the formulation of Australia’s firearms policy; the power of pro-gun interests has the potential to pervert our…

After sticking to its 2% cap on public sector wage rises for five years, the Tasmanian government has offered its workers a tiny bit more…

The secretary of the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, John Whittington, could face an investigation over a "personal relationship" with the minister,…

How should pay rates be set for public officials, and does it matter if they are elected or appointed? There’s three main choices to…

CORRECTED: Victorian public servants have been offered a generous service-wide enterprise bargaining agreement — the union is urging a "yes" vote. But it's to…