Professor Glyn Davis has resigned as Prime Minister and Cabinet secretary after three years in the role. His last day is June ...

ACT pinches fire and ambulance chiefs from NSW, board movements in Queensland, police commissioner movements in Victoria, NSW ...

Charlotte Graham-McLay is a reporter for AAP. The Mandarin acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the many nations across ...

Layoffs, court battles, and executive orders have reshaped America’s public workforce and unsettled legal norms.

More marginalised communities will finally help shape digital systems rather than struggle to survive within them.

Tax compliance may soon feel effortless, but stewardship, privacy, and human oversight remain non-negotiable cornerstones.

At least three former public servants will join Parliament this term. Meet the people who decided they didn't want to be apolitical anymore.

It’s true: the country is one of a handful in the world that is still home to more sheep than people. But humans are catching up, according to figures released on Tuesday. With a population of 23.6 ...

Respected judge John Sackar will evaluate how NSW laws protect vulnerable groups without undermining core freedoms.

Two key Senate inquiries stall progress, with final reports delayed amid election disruptions and procedural reshuffles.

Reform fatigue, political pressure, and bureaucratic inertia collide as the APS confronts unfinished business and accountability.

One of Carney’s first orders of business will be a public service spending review. He intends to separate capital and ...