Tackling big problems, one great idea at a time
Commonwealth senior executives are facing increasingly complex challenges and governments need to stay adaptive. As such, the demand for fresh approaches and solutions has skyrocketed. Read More
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Five steps to creating compelling stories with data
Through interactive visualisations, data is an avenue to educate, inform and influence a diverse audience. But to really succeed, it needs to communicate a compelling story to engage its users. Read More
The Repatriation Medical Authority is looking for a new registrar
The RMA Registrar is responsible for the efficient management of the RMA and reports directly to the RMA Chairperson. Read More
Nous Group appoints its first chief economist among three new principals
Management consulting firm Nous Group is pleased to announce the appointment of chief economist Jenny Gordon. Read More
The future of education: with careers predicted to span 60 years, how will education and training evolve?
Education policy in Australia has many emerging issues it must contend with, not least of which is the imminent collision between an ageing population and rapidly changing workplaces driven by technological advancement. Read More
Three keys to successfully transform your business
While policies needed to create successful change differs according to the organisation, Daniel Lee Smith offers three common steps to follow. Read More
The ACT government is seeking an auditor-general – ACT Auditor-General
The Auditor-General will lead a team of 30 in providing assurance on the appropriateness of public expenditure and the performance of Territory agencies. Read More
The four drivers of transitioning into innovative workspaces
Transitioning to new innovative workspaces is not a task for the faint hearted. There needs to be plan and a transitional roadmap. Read More
What the public sector can learn about communications from Australia’s top private sector companies
The role of corporate affairs and corporate communications has never been more broad or crucial to company reputation. Read More
How blockchain can bolster land, water, spectrum and energy management
Blockchain offers federal and state governments a powerful opportunity to reform public markets and costly economic systems such as land, water, spectrum and energy management – without the need for central control – according to experts and speakers at a recent national seminar series on Blockchain. Read More
Practical ways to build agency-wide data capability
Business intelligence done right can serve a multitude of purposes and needs within an organisation – from aligning executive leadership, to organisation workforce planning, to policy development, to reporting organisational expenditure and impact. Read More
Citizens, not technology, the key to government systems transformation
The pressure to introduce advanced technology such as automation and artificial intelligence to upgrade departmental and agency technology systems should always be driven first and… Read More
Practical advice for government departments looking to rebuild public trust
Trust in government has been declining in Australia and across the world. It is essential that government organisations cultivate trust to deliver on core organisational… Read More
The Hon. Julia Gillard AC to reveal critical insights on women in leadership at upcoming conference
The Hon. Julia Gillard AC was the first woman to serve as Australia’s Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister. As Prime Minister,… Read More
Create unbiased public policies through a strong evidence base
Many government departments lack the baseline evidence essential for evaluating their programs and policies before and after implementation. Those responsible for developing policies and strategies are constantly facing the risk of policies failing due to a lack of evidence to support their recommendations. Read More