Friday’s announcement of stricter rules for the federal Indigenous Procurement Policy has been well received by various stakeholders, and the Minister for Indigenous Affairs has

It has taken two and a half years but Nyunggai Warren Mundine has convinced the Minister for Indigenous Affairs to crack down on dubious joint

NSW Procurement claims big savings for taxpayers, but compliance and reporting for the procurement of consultants in New South Wales is a mess according to

Procurement managers from right across Australia’s public sector are continually striving to ensure they deliver the best value for money for tax payers and contribute

The federal government’s policy of capping all IT procurement contracts at $100 million and three years suggests giant projects like the Welfare Payments Infrastructure Transformation

The importance of procurement officials being smart buyers has emerged as the main theme of the Australian National Audit Office’s work over the first few

Do you really know what the procurement experience is like from the perspective of small and medium-sized enterprises?  Consultant Robyn Haydon conducted a survey of suppliers that

In a surprising example of democratic procurement, the New South Wales Health Minister has reversed a departmental decision to buy milk from one dairy co-operative

A modern slavery act will introduce mandatory reporting rules designed to expose forced labour in supply chains, but it is not clear whether they will

No public servant in Victoria could have missed the whole-of-government warnings following high-profile corruption cases across several portfolios. Two years later, the Victorian auditor-general says enough

The Digital Transformation Agency poached a number of staff from the Department of Finance when it took over management of the government’s $10+ billion whole-of-government