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Steve Hodgkinson is banning 'stupid digital stuff'. Relentless incrementalism, empowered staff and reusable platforms allow for cheap, fast 'micro services' that users love

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Steve Hodgkinson has been chief information officer at Victoria's Department of Health and Human Services since late 2014. He has spent plenty of time thinking…

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Steve Hodgkinson is banning 'stupid digital stuff'. Relentless incrementalism, empowered staff and reusable platforms allow for cheap, fast 'micro services' that users love

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Underperformance in the public sector is difficult and painful: Linda Waugh talks about how to guide and advise a way through it

In the trenches, winning the battle to reduce violence against women is a daily, brick-by-brick process

Gill Callister on ethics, female leadership and how to manage a department through a messy public corruption scandal

Blending in wasn't going to work for Carmel McGregor. Now she mentors those with vision, not just personal ambition

Australia's top librarian tells how the National Library fosters a culture of in-house innovation. In two words: 'radical incrementalism'

Latest Articles

Why is nursing home food so bad? Some spend just $6.08 per person a day – that's lower than prison

Company appointed to develop DTA's digital edition of the Commonwealth Style Manual

Time for a new generation of APS gender equality policies

Well, allow me to retort: angry academics line up to defend Murray-Darling Basin Plan

Ardern displays enduring faith in government being a force for good