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Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy has been announced as the new leader of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C). Kennedy has more than 30 years’ experience in the public service. Prior ...

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Australia’s multicultural fabric could be its greatest peacekeeping tool, but only if policymakers choose understanding over obedience.

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Shoppies and truckies have put a stake in the ground on federal procurement, with more than one employers' representative calling the shots.

Australian-born NASA scientist Graeme Stephens AC has received the highest King's Birthday honour for eminent achievement and merit of the highest degree.

Delays, doubts, and diplomatic spin swirl as Australia’s submarine future hinges on fragile foreign timelines.

Audit reveals Treasury’s wellbeing report lacked transparency in data use, decision-making, and evaluation planning.

Gallium highlights Australia’s dilemma: rich in resources but lacking the infrastructure and policy to process them.

The Bar Association of Queensland says proposed changes to the state's planning laws for Olympic venues are 'contrary to the ...