APS assistant minister and public service hype-guy Patrick Gorman says public servants have nowhere to hide from artificial intelligence. Delivering the closing remarks at the Institute for Public ...

Alice Linacre examines the practical strain of administering the Freedom of Information Act, and the search for clearer, more effective ways to deliver on its intentions.

Building a future-ready public service demands more than strategic intent – it requires a fundamental commitment to stewardship, systemic integrity ...

Six ANAO recommendations have been made to DFAT regarding a multi-million-dollar security enhancement program for overseas postings.

Somewhere between the announcement and real change, something crucial fails to happen. The organisation appears to move, but it is only an illusion of progress.

NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission makes double hire, PM appoints 'fuel tsar', Screen Australia names narrative content head, and more.

Two major unions are pushing for a pay boost after years of so-called zombie agreements. Last-minute offer triggers new talks.

Together in electric dreams? Sometimes a crisis is too good to waste. Oh, and when it comes to energy policy reform, batteries may be included.

This year's gongs went to projects including AI fraud detection, a marine-debris initiative, and a DSS geospatial tool for grants allocation.

Policy fatalism erodes belief government can act, undermining trust, morale, and expertise. The APS must respond, but ...

In this special Mandarin Talks webinar, Victor Dominello and Carmem Domingues join The Mandarin’s Julian Bajkowski to explain ...

Many tasks that once needed elite bureaucratic or cultural expertise, including government submissions, can now be handled ...