Attorney-General’s Department

Sir Matthew Rycroft has met with senior mandarins responsible for Australia’s security and justice portfolios as part of an annual dialogue.

The late Damian West PSM was one of three distinguished mandarins recognised last week with the highest national award by IPAA.

A new framework for commonwealth corruption control has been launched by the APS Academy, and that will come into effect on July 1.

Kate Driver, a former assistant secretary within PM&C APS reform office, will commence as IPAA ACT CEO from next week.

Australia’s digital Identity legislation is finally here. So, what’s the real price for consumers and who’s making coin? It’s an open field.

Public sector whistleblower reforms have moved to the next phase following government amendments to the Public Interest Disclosure Act.

Funding to the tune of $22.1 million will be directed to the ombud, Legal Services and Constitutional Law; ministers silent on APS sanctions.

New national principles identifying the features of coercive control have been signed off by every state and jurisdiction.

The government plans to amend the Royal Commissions Act so that senior staff can be given written authorisation to hold private sessions.

Everything you need to know as a public servant considering avenues to raise the alarm over alleged corruption or wrongdoing in government.

Inspiring stories of more than 200 government employees, APS innovation and service delivery have been curated for a special exhibit in Old Parliament House.