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BiiG workshop offers public servants teachable moment about representation and inclusion
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BiiG workshop offers public servants teachable moment about representation and inclusion

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Public servants received an accessibility lesson on Wednesday when an attendee at Brisbane’s BiiG conference welled with emotion as a session invited participation in an

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Why businesses are pushing for COVID-safe temporary changes for virtual meetings to become permanent

Why businesses are pushing for COVID-safe temporary changes for virtual meetings to become permanent

November 25, 2020

By Chris Woods

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Despite calls for Australia to get ‘in line with the 21st century demands on organisations’, submissions, commentary and incidents throughout the year highlight substantial issues

How engaging are you? McKinsey’s three steps for better stakeholder management
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How engaging are you? McKinsey’s three steps for better stakeholder management

June 24, 2020

By Victoria Draudins

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Victoria Draudins discusses what makes some organisations better than others at good stakeholder engagement. During these turbulent times, government departments and agencies have had to

Driving voluntary behaviour change in a rural community: lessons from the Wharekopae river rehabilitation project
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Driving voluntary behaviour change in a rural community: lessons from the Wharekopae river rehabilitation project

February 21, 2020

By David Donaldson

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A community-centred project in NZ is helping rehabilitate a polluted but popular swimming river. Working collaboratively with farmers and addressing funding issues has seen widespread

How putting the community at the centre of the Dandenong Creek restoration project pushed Melbourne Water to new solutions
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How putting the community at the centre of the Dandenong Creek restoration project pushed Melbourne Water to new solutions

February 12, 2020

By David Donaldson

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Melbourne Water’s award-winning makeover of Dandenong Creek not only broke with tradition in ‘daylighting’ a piped waterway, but made the community a core stakeholder in

Once more unto the socials: NDIS chief stays on Twitter, enjoys minister’s ‘absolute confidence’

Once more unto the socials: NDIS chief stays on Twitter, enjoys minister’s ‘absolute confidence’

November 15, 2019

By Stephen Easton

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National Disability Insurance Agency chief executive Martin Hoffman quickly shut down his personal Twitter account on Monday night, after the opposition went for the jugular

How business leaders can get along with government, according to a parade of ex-premiers

How business leaders can get along with government, according to a parade of ex-premiers

September 19, 2019

By Stephen Easton

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The Morrison government’s combative rhetoric toward business leaders is one of many signs of strained relationships across the public-private divide, but a new report offers

Incremental reform now, 'real cultural change' later: why the APS has two reform projects

Incremental reform now, 'real cultural change' later: why the APS has two reform projects

November 20, 2018

By Stephen Easton

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While the Australian Public Service Review panel works on a list of public recommendations to flesh out its five-point “vision” for the high-performance bureaucracy of

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DTA ties the knot with ICT industry peak body, agrees to teamwork and cross-promotion

DTA ties the knot with ICT industry peak body, agrees to teamwork and cross-promotion

March 15, 2018

By Stephen Easton

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The Digital Transformation Agency’s blossoming relationship with the Australian Information Industry Association has borne fruit for the lobby group with the signing of a memorandum of

The public service warms to renewal

The public service warms to renewal

January 30, 2018

By Mark Evans

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If the proceedings of the 2017 IPAA Conference Thinking Differently Building Trust are broadly representative of the current mood of the Australian Public Service then

Trust, privacy and accessible data: can you really have it all?

Trust, privacy and accessible data: can you really have it all?

September 27, 2017

By Julian Bajkowski

As Australia’s public sector embarks its biggest modernisation and reform program in two decades, the theme of how digital transformation can improve responsiveness and service

Digitally transforming NSW: what public sector executives really think

Digitally transforming NSW: what public sector executives really think

September 11, 2017

By Julian Bajkowski

Digital technology is spearheading a profound transformation of the public sector, challenging traditional public agency governance models which are still often based on ‘analogue age’

Federal health boss Martin Bowles on his role as steward of a strained system

Federal health boss Martin Bowles on his role as steward of a strained system

May 5, 2017

By The Mandarin

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With more than $160 billion a year being spent on healthcare in Australia across the public and private sectors, the role of the federal Department

A 9900% rate of return? The value of plain English to government

A 9900% rate of return? The value of plain English to government

April 6, 2016

By Dr Neil James

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There’s an enormous economic return in making government communication — internally and externally — easier to read. And while documents drive government it can help

 

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