Politicisation of Victorian public service to be investigated
The Victorian Ombudsman is seeking submissions on the politicisation of public sector appointments.
16 May, 2022
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Former Chief Justice appointed Chair of NSW Law Reform Commission
Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
16 May, 2022
States team up with international partners on clean energy
Australian states are teaming up with international parters with a series of renewable hydrogen and clean energy agreements.
16 May, 2022
ADF invests in $299m health records system upgrade
The Australian Defence Force is overhauling its electronic health records system in a bid to move towards a more modern, patient-centric approach.
16 May, 2022
More than half of Queensland councils at risk of financial unsustainability
Queensland councils are recovering from the financial toll of Covid-19, but more than half remain at risk of not being financially sustainable.
12 May, 2022
Grappling with trust in world of digital identity
The former Human Rights Commissioner says no digital ID system can be sustainable without trust.
12 May, 2022
Audit finds lack of fraud controls over council grant programs
A five-year audit of six Victorian councils has found shortcomings in fraud controls around grants programs.
12 May, 2022
Shortlist announced for Central West REZ
A shortlist of potential operators has been announced for Australia’s first renewable energy zone in the NSW central west.
9 May, 2022
New tool helps plan resilient urban greening projects
A new tool helps urban greening teams work out which plants will survive where over the next 50 years.
9 May, 2022
Qld rocket company awarded $15m spy satellite contract
A Queensland company has been awarded a $15 million Defence contract to develop a new spy satellite.
9 May, 2022
Grants review calls for more transparency via public database
A review of NSW grants administration in NSW calls for a single government website that provides comprehensive public information about grants.
9 May, 2022
TfNSW hit by another data breach
Transport for NSW has been forced to apologise after being hit by another data breach.
9 May, 2022
Women in public sector honoured in top 50 list
The achievements and accomplishments of women in the public sector have been honoured by the Institute of Public Administration Australia.
5 May, 2022
Commissioner questions ability of bureaucrats to deliver reform
The NSW Ageing and Disability Commissioner has cast doubt on the ability of public servants to deliver the sweeping changes the government is promising to the aged care system.
5 May, 2022
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