Old Parliament House

Katy Gallagher has used the official opening of a ‘Spirit of the Service’ exhibit to share some of her high-level ambitions for the APSC.

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

The Museum of Australian Democracy has been given $475,000 to educate the public about the Voice referendum process.

Labor has announced $535.3 million over four years to be distributed among nine National Collecting Institutions.

With 2027 marking 100 years since Old Parliament House opened its doors, MoAD has set in motion its plans for the occasion.

The Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD), previously Old Parliament House, was allegedly broken into by a Watson man early Tuesday morning.

The APSC says it’s business-as-usual for public servants, who are delivering government services as normal during the government transition.

Federal bureaucrats will soon be able to undertake new public service learning programs, with an Australian Public Service Academy set to open at Old Parliament House later this year.

The NIAA is housed in modern offices in Woden, next door to the shopping centre. This location might be suitable in terms of efficiency but does not make a loud ‘visible public statement’ of Australian government support for Indigenous issues.

The Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) celebrated its three millionth visitor on Thursday, two months after it turned 10.

Stephen Mills worked in the Old Parliament House as a press gallery journalist and as Bob Hawke’s speechwriter. Here, Dr Mills takes us back in time to when the diligent and visionary Bob Hawke saw out the old and ushered in the new homes of our parliament.