The New South Wales government aims to have 114 senior leaders from Indigenous backgrounds in the state's public sector by 2025, up from a current…

The Northern Territory Commissioner for Public Employment, Craig Allen, has tendered his resignation and will join the Queensland Office of Industrial Relations as a deputy…

Senate estimates has been decidedly calmer since the departure of Public Sector Commissioner and Labor bugbear John Lloyd.

The VPSC is offering Indigenous public servants and university students more opportunities for career progression, bolstering existing programs. But barriers to the higher levels remain…

The APSC hopes its new Indigenous employment portal will help to move away from just filling quotas to focusing on retention and advancement.

While not the nation's most ambitious indigenous personnel target in government, the Australian Public Service has almost reached its 3% target — largely thanks to…

Stan Grant used his Press Club address to raise the dearth of indigenous public servants, while states and territories lift their targets. But there's one…

In the first of a four-part series -- Indigenous Procurement Rule Changes -- The Mandarin talks with Jason Eades, CEO of PwC Indigenous Consulting.

In the final part of our four-part series -- Indigenous Procurement Rule Changes -- The Mandarin talks with Jason Eades, CEO of PwC Indigenous Consulting.

In the second part of our four-part series -- Indigenous Procurement Rule Changes -- The Mandarin talks with Jason Eades, CEO of PwC Indigenous Consulting.

New data on Australia's local government workforce reinforces its significant contribution to the economy. But ageing staff present workforce planning challenges for managers.

Public servants could have a profound impact on indigenous employment and welfare -- but too few even know about the procurement rules that can make…