In a statement on Tuesday, the NSW government confirmed that upon stepping down as commissioner Black would be relocating to ...

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The Department of Finance, growing increasingly concerned about the revelations in newspapers, has begun pressuring KPMG to ...

ATO tech talent supplier is also one of Hudson's serious debtors; fire sale concludes after management buyout rejected.

A shift in strategy has seen Defence finally go public with its intention to secure a new geostationary communications ...

Dr Geoff Edwards recently wrote in the article ‘Prevention or patch-up? Looking, looking, looking for bedrock in economic policy’ about the need for ‘frugal comfort’, a minimum standard or starting ...

Police have raided five properties connected with an ongoing investigation into NDIS fraud. Multi-agency Fraud Fusion Taskforce has been investigating irregular payments connected to a National ...

Former APS commissioner and distinguished diplomat Peter Woolcott has a new gig at the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership ...

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ACMA wants stronger investigative powers after the Telstra outage disrupted businesses, payments, and Triple Zero services ...

Artificial intelligence used in automated decision-making by the public service and federal agencies will face new rules ...

Jeannie-Marie Blake is suing the Commonwealth over alleged mistreatment by her former employer, Services Australia.