The New Zealand National Party has attacked the government’s plans for extensive public service reforms involving a major overhaul of the legislation, claiming it will

New Zealand’s public service will undergo the “biggest shake-up in 30 years” which will involve replacing its underpinning legislation and, according to Minister for State

What is happening in the US public service right now makes an interesting laboratory study from which we could draw lessons for the Thodey Review.

Australians are fed up with policymakers in this country, says new attitude research, and they have a right to be according to one of the

The Western Australian Service Priority Review has recommended a framework of performance targets for the whole government to chase in a wide-ranging interim report, published today,

Governments around the developed world have struggled in recent years to make significant progress on wicked social problems like reducing long-term welfare dependence and supporting

Peter Shergold’s recent report Learning from Failure prescribes a set of administrative reforms the former mandarin calls “adaptive government” to reduce the chance of major

As many of you will know, I’m very proud of our Australian public service. The evidence is clear that it is a well-led resilient institution