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Ensuring community diversity is reflected in the new hires will be a priority of the recruitment drive being led by Humanforce, with candidates who are multilingual and have deep ties to local ...
Government departments don’t need hype or high-risk experiments. They need trusted tools that deliver safe returns and improve public services.
WA eyes moving WA Day to November, adding Easter Sunday, and harmonising holidays to boost tourism and productivity.
More than 600 participants from across all levels of government shared their views, exploring readiness and the ethical, operational and cultural factors shaping AI adoption in the public sector.
Ryan Park, Susan Pearce to appoint NSW’s first chief midwife, driving maternity care reform after the birth trauma inquiry’s 43 recommendations.
The PSA wins a TfNSW poll on voluntary exits for 2,300 senior managers, as Josh Murray’s restructuring target shrinks from $600 million to $279 million.
Shadow finance minister James Paterson wants to sound nicer on APS jobs. Could the Coalition really go from enfeeblement to investment?
ICAC hears David Liu admit to $100,000 kickbacks in Ibrahim Helmy’s alleged $11.5 million TfNSW bribery scheme, now in its fifth week.
Union secretary Jeff Lapidos blasts 7.4% SES pay rise against 3.8% for APS rank-and-file, accusing the APSC of ignoring its own pay cap rules.
Public enthusiasm is one thing, but road geometry, fatality data and cost-benefit maths all stack up against it. Governments ...
PwC’s back in the tent. No accountability, no justice, no worries, as Canberra’s culture of impunity rolls on.
Our national survey shows a gulf between the willingness of public servants to use AI and the preparedness of the agencies ...
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