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The successful ACT senior secondary colleges have reached an evolutionary crossroads that may lead to their demise. Can they be revitalised – or will they face a ‘gale of creative destruction’?

Australian Capital Territory

In the 1970s the ACT embarked on a radical reform of secondary education. More than 40 years on, the ACT college system is still going…

NSW digital government executive Pia Andrews resigns, cites punishing commute

By Stephen Easton

New South Wales

New South Wales digital government expert Pia Andrews has stepped down from her role as an executive director in the Department of Customer Service after…

Australia and Vietnam to collaborate on e-government and digital transformation

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

On behalf of the Digital Transformation Agency, Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Robyn Mudie has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Vietnam Office of the…

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How to navigate transformation and disruption in the public sector. Leave an enduring legacy of improvement by knowing your audience

By Shannon Jenkins

Features

In a world where governing is becoming increasingly difficult and the pressures on public servants are rising, how can leaders navigate transformation and disruption? Being…

DTA renews agreement with peak tech body for better digital public services

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

The Digital Transformation Agency and Australian Information Industry Association have renewed their memorandum of understanding.

Prime Minister bucks up the troops of the public service in a call to remember the 'quiet Australians'

By Shannon Jenkins

Federal

The bulk of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's first major speech to the Australian Public Service, hosted by the Institute of Public Administration Australia.

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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

By David Donaldson

Communications & Technology

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…

Government renews cloud deal with Microsoft

By Shannon Jenkins

Federal

The government has renewed its whole-of-government Microsoft Volume Sourcing Arrangement (VSA) for the fourth time. The three-year deal will streamline cloud access for 98 federal…

Public servants hastily polish up the blue books as new Morrison ministry takes shape

By Stephen Easton

Federal

A who's-who of the members in contention for Coalition ministerial positions in the days after the 2019 federal election.

Unexpected election result means public servants know what to expect

By Stephen Easton

Federal

After an unexpected result in Saturday's federal election, members of the Australian Public Service have a good idea of what to expect going forward.

WA presents a united front for service delivery and invests big in public sector ICT

By Stephen Easton

Communications & Technology

The Western Australian government plans to open a new shopfront and a related service delivery website representing four departments plus the police force under its…

Data61 an international exemplar of public sector 'digital innovation' done right

By Stephen Easton

Communications & Technology

Data61 is pleased as punch to be presented as a world-leading example of how a public body can contribute to national "digital innovation" through a new…

How can the APS maintain trust at a time of significant disruption?

By Sonya Sherman

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Citizens are pressing governments to be more transparent. They want to freely access the information and data created about them, and for public agencies to…

How can APS leaders become adept at leading through change?

By The Mandarin, Jane Gunn and Lauren Jackson

People & Capability

Leading reform, transformation and change are increasingly a normal part of the everyday role of leaders in the APS. But are they adapting their leadership…

OECD: how policymakers can respond to digital transformation's seven trends

By David Donaldson

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A new OECD paper breaks down the policy problems posed by digital transformation and offers a checklist for policymakers coming to grips with it.

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The successful ACT senior secondary colleges have reached an evolutionary crossroads that may lead to their demise. Can they be revitalised – or will they face a ‘gale of creative destruction’?

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NSW digital government executive Pia Andrews resigns, cites punishing commute

Australia and Vietnam to collaborate on e-government and digital transformation

How to navigate transformation and disruption in the public sector. Leave an enduring legacy of improvement by knowing your audience

DTA renews agreement with peak tech body for better digital public services

Prime Minister bucks up the troops of the public service in a call to remember the 'quiet Australians'

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

Government renews cloud deal with Microsoft

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Public servants hastily polish up the blue books as new Morrison ministry takes shape

Unexpected election result means public servants know what to expect

WA presents a united front for service delivery and invests big in public sector ICT

Data61 an international exemplar of public sector 'digital innovation' done right

How can the APS maintain trust at a time of significant disruption?

How can APS leaders become adept at leading through change?

OECD: how policymakers can respond to digital transformation's seven trends