The absence from public view of the government's Women Veterans’ Strategy is not simply a communications issue. It is an ...

A clearer letter, a cleaner process, a decision properly explained, a conversation handled differently will elevate trust in ...

Nathan Bines discusses responsible AI adoption in the Queensland government, the future of agentic AI, and the role of QChat ...

While One Nation is unlikely to form government, the current melee has implications for how Victoria and NSW public servants ...

Business groups back Chalmers’ credit card tax payment delay, exposing the Big Four banks’ influence over private-enterprise ...

Proposed annual leave reductions spark anger as inflation and interest rates bite; bargaining talks are compared to ...

AISI is the government’s technical body with the job of testing and researching advanced and frontier AI capabilities to ...

The growing demands of WA’s Defence sector will be met with a new range of initiatives to upskill more than 10,000 workers ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced extra funding for the tax office to delay its controversial ban on credit card payments ...

Commissioner of Taxation Rob Heferen's transparency reflux hits hard as businesses continue to struggle with credit costs.

ATO to stop accepting credit card payments from November, with Australia’s card surcharge ban reshaping government payments.

A Western Sydney man will face court, charged with impersonating a public servant to submit fraudulent Medicare claims.