Local government minister Hannah Beazley will execute a 'complete spill' of Nedlands Council, which is unable to make quorum.

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Adam Fennessy takes up the IPAA ACT presidency, succeeding Katherine Jones and signalling a steady hand on the public purpose ...

Murray Watt lends federal weight in Paris to Murujuga’s World Heritage bid, with Traditional Owners front and centre.

Dr Turlough Guerin is an honorary fellow at The University of Melbourne. He is the former CEO of Landcare NSW, and former ...

Dr Katie Spearritt is chief executive officer of Diversity Partners, a firm of diversity and inclusion consultants. The ...

The Australian Evaluation Society (AES) is a member-based organisation dedicated to enhancing the quality and impact of ...

Nature doesn’t rate a mention in England’s health future. Here’s why Australia’s place-based prevention edge matters, and what public sector leaders need to fund before it slips away.

How a VPSC-backed training program helped hundreds of board directors swap polite nods for brave, necessary conversations.

The ATO’s Bristow tech spend review promised transparency. What it delivered was a generic checklist and a fresh FOI request from the union.

Yo-yo staffing caps, union mandates, and ministerial deflections have one consistent loser: APS performance. What will it take for the service to stand up for itself?

Home Affairs got caught playing favourites. The APSC’s response? A new strategy, some proactive monitoring, and a firm promise not to scare the horses.