AI’s rapid evolution demands ethical leadership, regulatory foresight, and public trust to safeguard human-centred values.

Governance frameworks add complexity instead of solving it, while leadership inertia stifles meaningful reform.

Meet the mandarin who has been charged with taking the new APS Academy forward and levelling-up public service capability.

The assistant minister for the APS wants the government workforce to know he's in their corner and cheering for them to ...

Oversight failures, political pressure, and artistic freedom collide as Creative Australia faces internal upheaval.

David Blunt’s dedication, expertise, and scholarly contributions have shaped NSW’s parliamentary procedures and democratic ...

Economic reforms, workplace modernisation, and social progress reshaped Australia’s public service, fostering lasting ...

“Unfortunately, when you have conversations about a little bit of contingency or redundancy, it’s ‘no, no, efficiency, efficiency’. So the drive for efficiency exposes us to the risk of big disasters ...

Emily Roper departs early by mutual agreement with the government to avoid the disruption of a change of leadership mid-term.

Mass resignations loom as Transport for NSW’s rigid return-to-office mandate clashes with workforce expectations.

TT-Line chief executive Bernard Dwyer and chair Michael Grainger both resigned within a month of the minister. TasPorts chair Stephen Bradford resigned a month later. Ken Kanofski was appointed chair ...

A UNSW Canberra study challenges misconceptions about diversity, showing how inclusive hiring enhances fairness and ...