The AI guidance reminds tax agents that the AI engine they use to complete technical work is not a registered agent.

ASIC chair Joe Longo said the Electro Optic Systems case study reinforced the importance of listed companies complying with ...

This is not the first time Roberts-Smith will face a court for alleged war crimes. The former SAS soldier has always denied ...

Dean Aszkielowicz is a senior lecturer in History and Politics, Murdoch University. The Mandarin acknowledges the Traditional ...

Public servants will have the opportunity to participate in the integrity survey “later this year” following on from a ...

Why not routinely publish other major code-of-conduct reports on senior public servants, especially any that have led to ...

One of the biggest publicly-funded racing upgrade projects in New South Wales has been given pitiful odds by the state’s ...

First female solicitor general, Bishop to local government, judicial appointments in ACT and Queensland, and more.

New research suggests increasing use of artificial intelligence could be harming public servants' critical thinking skills.

In this special Mandarin Talks webinar, Victor Dominello and Carmem Domingues join The Mandarin’s Julian Bajkowski to explain the concept of “Government 3.0”.

CPSU Tasmania members have voted up a new enterprise agreement, after almost a year of bargaining with the state government.

The committee noted that measures to tighten processes and procedures and improve the accountability of consultants were already in place.