Frustrated that state justice and law enforcement are not adequately dealing with the threat of would-be terrorists, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has pushed the issue

The command and control leadership style has been linked to bullying complaints and psychological injury workers’ compensation claims and should be replaced with “people-focused” leadership,

As a small girl, Kate Jenkins “thought the fight had been fought” for women’s rights. Jenkins, who will become Australian sex discrimination commissioner on Monday after

Victoria’s Andrews government has announced an extra $49.4 million for counter-terrorism funding — almost doubling the state’s anti-terror capacity in one fell swoop. Victoria Police

Former Victoria Police chief commissioner Ken Lay has accepted a two-and-a-half-year appointment chairing the new board overseeing Ambulance Victoria. A statement released today from Minister for Ambulance

Although Victorian government agencies have been largely successful in creating a culture of human rights, the state appears to have dropped the ball more recently, according

For senior level government employees, one of the greatest sources of knowledge can be their fellow public servants. That was what Winnie Blackwell learnt when

Victoria’s Crime Statistics Agency will spend its inaugural two years focusing on family violence, sex offences, drug and alcohol use in crime and indigenous over-representation

Former Victoria Police chief commissioner Ken Lay’s successor will be appointed following an international executive search process, much like the one that preceded his own

Victoria’s new government is taking a proactive approach to family violence. But the successes of the past decade have shown just how difficult it is