Consultants

Sustainability reporting isn’t about producing marketing material. It’s an opportunity for companies to honestly share the risks of doing business and present an action plan for addressing them.

A major Australian-owned professional services firm has strengthened its offering to government with a 600 headcount across eastern states.

Here are the themes that dominated the past year in senate committees and estimates. Did someone say t-shirts and a hotties list?…

Boosting public service professionalism and skills is necessary, but it’s a big task and we can’t stand around waiting for change to happen.

The senate has voted to prevent Big Four partners with active financial interests from being appointed to the Tax Practitioners Board.

Scyne was created in the aftermath of controversy over a breach of a confidentiality by former PwC partner Peter Collins.

A quarter of 44 APS reform initiatives announced by the government last year have been finalised, said Katy Gallagher.

Political journalist Michelle Grattan has used the 2023 Speaker’s Lecture to call for the public service to become frank and fearless.

Senior public servants have until June 2024 to determine targets for their agency to reduce reliance on non-APS workers.

Treasurer Daniel Mookhey’s first Budget delivers a $4 billion improvement over four years; says he inherited a ‘decade of damage’.

Christoper Pyne has said the media’s outsized reactions to small bureaucratic mistakes are a factor in the reliance on consultants.

A New Zealand government consulting services panel is one aspect the government is looking at as it eases its reliance on consultants.