Badly behaved bosses warned there can always be more “public humiliation”
Category: Law
Turnbull dials-up Triple Zero review
Communications regulators are looking at how well Australia’s emergency call system works and what innovations might be included in the future.
Inquiry into unmanned aircraft calls for new laws
Safety and surveillance concerns have dominated a probe into the use of drones.
Human Services battles CPSU over pay cuts, leave and flex time erosion
DHS says it is being open with staff, negotiating in good faith.
Federal agencies miss mandatory infosec deadline: ANAO
Compliance struggles for ATO, Human Services, Customs and Foreign Affairs
Fresh accusations fly over APS bargaining, dilution of redundancy conditions
CPSU ratchets-up pressure on preservation of payouts
Former corruption chief wants corporate lobbyists regulated
Huge hole left open for abusers warns former NSW ICAC
High Court school chaplains decision set to choke council money from Canberra
It may not have come as a surprise, but the Williams case MkII decision is exactly the legal nightmare local governments have unsuccessfully been fighting to avoid for years.
Open Government gets official Community of Practice in NSW
State Budget away, NSW Finance Minister, Dominic Perrottet, says he wants public servants to come up with innovative ideas to traverse traditional boundaries and put data to work for the public good.
‘Party house’ crackdown powers given to QLD councils
Raucous rental properties in tourist hotspots to be targeted by councils under new laws.