MoAD’s new director is all about access and legacy Culture With 2027 marking 100 years since Old Parliament House opened its doors, MoAD has set in motion its plans for the occasion.
Despite expanded visa policy, some will be denied essential services February 15, 2023 By Melissa Coade Federal The peak representative group for lawyers says there are gaps in the support available to the TPV group of approximately 19,000 people.
Streamlining planning processes a recommended priority for the Central Coast January 17, 2023 By Anna Macdonald Economy & Industry Improving planning processes is one of seven recommended economic growth priorities of the NSW Greater Cities Commission for the Central Coast.
Outgoing DVA secretary Liz Cosson on her hopes and challenges in 2023 January 11, 2023 By The Mandarin Defence DVA secretary Liz Cosson shares her aspirations for the department in 2023 as well as some parting wisdom for public servants.
Faruqi to talk with Gallagher about ‘unacceptable’ APS CALD diversity November 9, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Community & Social Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi says she is alarmed the APSC admitted to a diversity issue within the APS while not prioritising fixing it.
Staffing increases for PM&C Indigenous affairs agencies in Budget October 26, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Economy & Industry A new Aboriginal-controlled corporate commonwealth entity has been established, called the Northern Territory Aboriginal Investment Corporation.
DFAT expressed concerns about impact of extended parental leave on small staff postings September 30, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Federal In its submission to a review of maternity leave legislation, DFAT said there are only two-to-three staff in some overseas offices.
Home Affairs told to allocate staff to clear visa backlog July 27, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Federal Minister for immigration, citizenship and multicultural affairs Andrew Giles cautioned the backlog would not be cleared overnight.
