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PSst! Forecasting the future and surviving the public furore December 8, 2022 By The Mandarin Federal The full moon is in Gemini, robodebt commission train wreck, a treasure in the APS crown, Canberra’s nasty criminal trial that wasn’t.
Treasury the place to be, says its secretary November 24, 2022 By Tom Ravlic Treasury hired 63 new graduates last February and was rated as one of the top national employers for graduates, says Stephen Kennedy.
Premium Insights and analysis Rudd on how the ideology of Xi Jinping has changed China and the world November 22, 2022 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Dr Kevin Rudd says Beijing’s 2017 work report was the dawn of a heavier protectionist, state-driven approach to China’s future.
Mandarin behind NSW Greater Cities Commission celebrated among public service peers October 13, 2022 By Melissa Coade Federal Elizabeth Mildwater was amongst 10 public servants who were made IPAA fellows at a presentation yesterday evening.
Treasury seeks to ‘create and sustain a positive health culture’ among staff September 13, 2022 By Tom Ravlic Federal The APS continues to emphasise the importance of mental health, with the release of Treasury’s new mental wellbeing strategy.
Premium Insights and analysis Making good macroeconomic policy during times of crisis August 2, 2022 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Treasury boss Dr Stephen Kennedy has spoken of how dodging ‘potentially calamitous outcomes’ when trouble hits relies on the scale and speed of a sound policy response.
Foster links between public servants and academics — Kennedy July 22, 2022 By Tom Ravlic Federal Federal Treasury is looking to introduce an annual policy research conference such as the one run by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Treasury’s red book brief flags falling real wages, rising inflation and interest rates May 27, 2022 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Australia’s new treasurer said that after two days of rolling briefings with top mandarins, his assessment of the nation’s economic challenges were tough days ahead.
Trust, truth and public administration: Canberra's dialogue November 14, 2017 By The Mandarin News People who work in and around Australia’s governments are in Canberra this week to compare notes on what might enhance or detract from the credibility of public sector institutions.
