An advertising campaign run by the Treasury and sponsored by the Australian Taxation Office has raised questions about how far government advertising can push the

Retiring ASIO head Duncan Lewis says the Australian Public Service “could do better” by offering a lot more education and training to prepare its leaders,

Treasury secretary Phil Gaetjens will lead the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet from September, and be replaced by the secretary of the Department

New Zealand’s recently departed Treasury secretary, Gabriel Makhlouf, acted in good faith and did not unfairly malign the National Party opposition in addressing his department’s

Treasury and the CSIRO have both recently felt the need to clarify advice they have provided the government, after opposition complaints about what ministers did

Former Westpac chief executive and Hawke-era Treasury deputy secretary David Morgan has added his voice to those who argue the Australian Public Service needs leaders

Could political skills re-empower the public service to deliver on efficient, effective and ethical government? What’s at stake is the very belief that the public service

A prospective public administration postgrad who seems “most able to help lead the government of the future” will receive a $17,000 scholarship to study a

Public service grads who want to get ahead have been firmly counselled to “be careful when using social media” by the Commonwealth human resources chief, John