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What if the APS stopped defaulting to ‘no’? Rehumanising public service means shifting from compliance to connection and care ...
Parliament House won’t get privacy pods. DPS is instead testing a $19k telehealth room with modest works and a duress alarm.
System stewardship is now core APS business. But what does it mean, and how can public servants use it in practice?
Western Australia will join three other states with its own commissions, as productivity dominates the national agenda.
Cutting red tape hasn’t worked. Smarter regulation, with Rules as Code and A, could reshape trust, compliance and productivity.
How does role design, governance, performance systems, and culture can embed adaptability into everyday work, equipping leaders to navigate AI disruption with purpose?
Canberra taps Will Nankervis to steer climate diplomacy, as the COP31 hosting race with Türkiye drags on. Will Nankervis will ...
Even in large bureaucracies, the decisions and initiative of one public servant can influence outcomes and make a real difference.
Productivity reform won’t be easy, but a growth mindset could help government deliver better outcomes for the next generation, says the productivity commissioner.
The ATO will shut its Elizabeth St office, moving staff into fewer Brisbane sites as government property savings ramp up.
Ministers want TAFE and uni working as one, with a roadmap to smash barriers and build skills for today’s workforce and ...
GovAI is the public service's first attempt at putting together a whole-of-government AI framework and testing system.
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