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The former and current premiers of NSW have been jointly named in a shortlist for the McKinnon Prize for outstanding political leadership.

The ARC will put $4.9 million over five years toward the work of the Resilient and Intelligent Infrastructure Systems research hub.

A study has found organisations would like increased penalties for modern slavery and a statutory position to help deal with compliance issues.

Three experts speak of their experience as part of the Australian delegation for the most recent IPCC report.

The health minister has released an updated roadmap for Australia’s changing COVID-19 measures, signed off by the national cabinet last week.

Xiao Qian, Beijing’s man in Canberra, has shared his reflections on 50 years of Australia-China diplomatic relations.

A group of academics has come together to call for a national centre for disease control in Australia, under a concept termed ‘One Health’.

New research suggests vaccinia virus (VACV)-based vaccines will continue to be effective in the current monkeypox (MPX) outbreak (MPXV-2022).

The APS Academy seeks practitioners to participate in a range of review activities regarding its first microcredential: Evaluating Regulatory Systems.

Stephen Duckett says a government’s abysmal performance in managing its areas of responsibility is the government’s fault, not the public service’s.

Professor Glyn Davis will be the next secretary for the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet (DPM&C), from June 6.

Pandemics, natural disasters, rising inequality and threats to liberal democratic traditions are just some of the challenges that shape the operating context of contemporary public managers. “Today’s public manager has to navigate an increasingly complex and uncertain environment, doing more with less and working across sectors,” says Former Victorian Public Service senior executive and Melbourne […]