Rates and compliance reviews stay buried
NSW Government refuses to release key reports into local government, claiming the documents are exempt under the state’s information law.
7 February, 2019
Posts Tagged: compliance
Helping agencies deliver ‘high-impact messages’
A new framework provides ‘a recipe’ for improving compliance through written communications, researchers say.
12 November, 2018
The future council is ‘interconnected’
Councils need to address their myriad challenges using a multi-pronged approach, with the first being financial reporting, write Cameron Roan and Ben Smith.
8 November, 2018
Body cameras the new normal for compliance staff
Lismore City Council compliance staff will permanently wear body cameras.
14 September, 2017
Welfare debt crackdown grabs tax return cash
Centrelink goes after refund cheques.
28 June, 2016
Tax Office boosts pay offer to staff
New productivity definition finds $96 million.
11 August, 2015
Please trust me … I work for the Tax Office
Brave offer to stay out of people’s lives by creating real time collection and dumping audits.
5 August, 2015
National Archives tells agencies to tap into its Digital Skills Matrix
Digital skills now an absolute must for all public servants.
27 May, 2015
National Transition Strategy: Web accessibility in transition
Driving better government services.
2 February, 2015
Governments losing sight of risk assessments
By Paul Hemsley A new report from Gartner has found that organisations have become so buried in risk and security compliance requirements that they can’t keep up with all of them, a situation that has led to managers neglecting more important in-depth risk assessments and instead just ticking boxes. The analyst firm has cautioned that […]
16 August, 2013
Backyard pool laws make a big splash
By Julian Bajkowski The New South Wales government has launched a spring offensive on accidental drownings and will introduce new laws that more strictly regulate safety compliance for an estimated 340,000 backyard pools in the state. Local Government Minister Don Page has announced that the O’Farrell government will now compel home-owners to place their pools […]
14 September, 2012
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