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Dec 20, 2024 · Events & Training Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit Taking place across seven Australian capital cities, and after six massive events in August, this summit will …
New Social Services secretary Lye is a career civilian
Dec 5, 2024 · “Mr Lye has had an extensive career in the Australian Public Service and has a proven track record of implementing complex reforms, particularly in the area of social policy,” …
MoAD goes behind the lines without crossing them
Not even public servants are safe in The Museum of Australian Democracy’s (MoAD) newly opened political cartoon exhibition. Behind the Lines showcases the best political cartoons of …
The untold history of the Yirrkala Bark Petitions
Although the Menzies government rejected the appeal, it is viewed as the opening salvo in the fight for land rights in Australia. It would be another five years until Aboriginal people were …
NACC finds no corruption in Paladin investigation
Paladin was paid more than half a billion dollars to manage services in Australia’s Manus Island detention centre between 2017 and 2019. The former senior executive, pseudonymously …
Proposed dates for March 2025 estimates announced
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is currently scheduled to deliver the government’s budget on March 25. Wong has proposed that estimates start two days after — on the same day as the leader of …
Historic increase in ongoing APS employment
The number of ongoing APS employees increased from 151,058 to 170,186, and this has appeared to drive greater job satisfaction, union says.
Events & Training - The Mandarin
Upcoming in-person and online events, training sessions, and short courses for those working in and around the Australian public sector. This curated events calendar offers you access to …
ATO names David Allen as $50bn debt mountain demolisher
The Australian Taxation Office’s increasingly public battle to reduce the agency’s so-called collectable debt mountain of more than $50 billion has taken another conspicuous stride …
NSW finally gets rolling on $6bn of replacement trains - The …
NSW intercity and regional rail commuters will finally start to see $6 billion worth of high-tech rolling stock commissioned by the former government hitting the rails from next year after the …