Services Australia is predicted to shed staff this year after taking on 3,000 staff and insourcing almost 6,000 jobs.

Top regulators unite to tackle market turmoil, reassure voters, and prep for looming economic debate showdown.

A hiring freeze, natural attrition, and audit measures reflect a broader ideological push for leaner government bureaucracy.

Many Statements of Public Interest lack rigour, limiting transparency and weakening policymaking accountability in New South ...

Election season has revived tired clichés, ignoring deeper questions about leadership, adaptability, and trust in governance.

The NSW premier faces blowback as Dutton’s WFH backflip spotlights NSW’s unpopular alignment with Trump-style policies.

Conflicting Coalition statements expose ongoing internal discord over public service cuts, remote work, and savings strategy.

Peter Dutton shares more details about his plans for the APS but full clarity on how Canberra’s bureaucracy will be affected ...

Albanese slams Dutton’s backflip, linking it to poor productivity policy, urban congestion, and outdated thinking.

Katy Gallagher warns Dutton’s anti-Canberra agenda threatens livelihoods, services and economic stability across the ...

The opposition leader pitches a leaner, outcome-driven APS while pledging to preserve flexibility and avoid forced cuts.

Gruen, one of Australian public policy’s national treasures and one of the few real big-picture thinkers in that space, has a ...