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Services Australia to lose 800 jobs amid ASL uplift
Average staffing levels across the APS will be boosted, except for Services Australia.
Subsidised irrigation training for WA councils
WA councils are being offered free irrigation training to upskill local government staff in efficient water use.
Labor promises $10b for social housing
Labor has promised a $10 billion social housing splurge in its reply to the federal budget.
2 per cent fee increase for councillors falls short
Mayors and councillors in NSW will get a 2 per cent fee increase from July.
Service NSW officer accessed restricted databases
The ICAC has found a Service NSW officer corrupt for improperly accessing restricted database information.
Budget pours $15b into infrastructure projects
The federal budget contains a $15.2 billion cash injection for infrastructure projects.
ICAC hears RMS kickbacks included Ferraris, school fees
Two former RMS officers allegedly netted almost $7 million from an elaborate kickback scheme.
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2 per cent fee increase for councillors falls short
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Legislating requirements for digital e-procurement and e-invoicing is one way for the government to help businesses transition to the "new normal" economy.
Many of those involved in procurement are keen to see a review of how local government approaches tendering in NSW.
There is an exceptional return on investment for the use of digital project controls.
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Council redeploys staff to food charity
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