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How much money the APS is responsible for spending this financial year, and other budget pearls for the public service

Economy & Industry

A whopping $734.5 billion has been budgeted for general government sector spend in next financial year, according to the tome dedicated to agency resourcing.

Queensland ‘most transparent government’ in the nation with new cabinet paper proactive release scheme

By Melissa Coade

News

Queensland papers about final cabinet decisions have been released within the first 30 days, for the first time in any Australian jurisdiction.

Election mode shots see APS resourcing return as a hot issue

By Melissa Coade

Federal

Patrick Gorman urges James Stevens MP to stop entertaining any notion of cutting public service numbers and delivering critical services.

Minns mandates councils must still clip the paper parking ticket

By Julian Bajkowski

Economy & Industry

Parking fines in NSW will revert from e-notification to real-time physical tickets and be overseen by local councils and governments.

Union bosses told to bowl-up member talent for Fair Work Commission appointments

By Julian Bajkowski

Community & Social

Australia’s top industrial tribunal is a broad church when it comes to selecting its bench. The workers, meritorious, will never be defeated.

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Katy Gallagher advances mission to close national gender pay gap

By Melissa Coade

Economy & Industry

The finance, women and public service minister said companies have been proactive in sharing analysis of challenges to close the gender pay gap with the Workplace Gender Equality Agency.

CPSU members agree to 11.2% APS pay deal

By Julian Bajkowski

Community & Social

Public servants have backed a recommendation to support the current APS wage offer. It comes after almost six months of negotiations.

CPSU rebels demand APS wage vote be held after union election, wants caretaker period

By Julian Bajkowski

Community & Social

CPSU challenger group Members United warns of the manufacturing of consent and the danger of rushing into a dud deal.

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Minns’ moaning on multiculturalism betrays Sydney’s basic cohesion

By Julian Bajkowski

Community & Social

Ethnic communities have an equal right to protest. Funding demands are bogus and ignorant. And yeah, actually so is Minns’ perspective.

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All eyes on Danielle Wood as Chalmers brings Productivity Commission to heel

By Bernard Keane

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Labor is looking to nobble the PC by making it acknowledge its industry policy and keep the government more in the loop about its activities.

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You want money laundering with that? Minns’ pokie policy jumps the shark

By Julian Bajkowski

Economy & Industry

Too little, too late and too captured. Labor’s position on pokies is compromised because it’s a player in an industry it claims to regulate.

Future work policy to focus on improving First Nations economic outcomes

By Melissa Coade

Culture

The employment white paper says a First Nations Economic Partnership will be scoped to create more jobs for Indigenous workers.

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Patrick Gorman’s mission to flex APS capability

By Melissa Coade

Editors' Picks

Patrick Gorman has been parachuted in to help boost the can-do culture and capability of the Australian Public Service.

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GST policy weighs heavily on Daniel Mookhey’s mind

By Melissa Coade

Economy & Industry

The NSW treasurer wants ‘no worse off’ guarantee, granting NSW a minimum 70% share of GST revenue, to be made permanent.

NSW Budget 2023: Cutting bureaucratic waste in Education Department will save $1.4 billion, says minister

By Melissa Coade

Education

The Minns government has boasted that $1.4 billion budget gains will allow historic teachers wage increases to be rolled across NSW.

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How much money the APS is responsible for spending this financial year, and other budget pearls for the public service

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Queensland ‘most transparent government’ in the nation with new cabinet paper proactive release scheme

Election mode shots see APS resourcing return as a hot issue

Minns mandates councils must still clip the paper parking ticket

Union bosses told to bowl-up member talent for Fair Work Commission appointments

Katy Gallagher advances mission to close national gender pay gap

CPSU members agree to 11.2% APS pay deal

CPSU rebels demand APS wage vote be held after union election, wants caretaker period

Minns’ moaning on multiculturalism betrays Sydney’s basic cohesion

All eyes on Danielle Wood as Chalmers brings Productivity Commission to heel

You want money laundering with that? Minns’ pokie policy jumps the shark

Future work policy to focus on improving First Nations economic outcomes

Patrick Gorman’s mission to flex APS capability

GST policy weighs heavily on Daniel Mookhey’s mind

NSW Budget 2023: Cutting bureaucratic waste in Education Department will save $1.4 billion, says minister

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