The UK government has overhauled the integrity regime for public servants and politicians. The committee on standards in ...

Acting NDIA CEO Scott McNaughton steps into the role at a challenging time for the NDIA, as the government looks for savings.

Cyber policy’s next phase is here. Horizon 2 is out for comment, and public servants are on the hook to help shape it.

As demand for consultancy services continues to wane across the APS, a new breed of advisor is taking up where the ‘Big Four’ ...

Hold the gate against the barbarian hordes': tributes flow for John Stone, the Treasury chief who became a senator, and stayed a sceptic.

Nine-month severance for NSW executives prompts the Minns government put senior sackings under the microscope, as PSA fumes over frontline layoffs.

Elizabeth Tydd, Toni Pirani, and Carly Kind say the OAIC’s 2025-26 focus is on better privacy, faster FOI, and tighter rules ...

After Four Corners’ GST fraud reveal, the ATO’s Rob Heferen tells staff to welcome scrutiny (just not all of it) as parliament circles.

Penny Wong welcomes Tuvalu’s first diplomatic mission to Canberra, marking a new chapter in climate cooperation under the Falepili Union Treaty.

The $28 million AI office aims to free frontline staff, trim costs, and deliver pilots that prove the technology's public ...