The ACTU is calling for a national AI law, a new authority, and binding workplace agreements before employers adopt artificial intelligence.

Elizabeth Tydd sets out how the OAIC plans to keep democracy and the digital economy on speaking terms.

Bartholomew Stanford Bartholomew Stanford is a senior lecturer in Indigenous studies, Indigenous Education and Research Centre, James Cook University.

Madeleine Pugin Madeleine Pugin is a research fellow, School of Government and International Relations, Griffith University.

A sandbox for AI experimentation, fresh standards, and a ministerial nudge: GovAI’s here to help the APS experiment without accidentally automating trust.

Cyber policy’s next phase is here. Horizon 2 is out for comment, and public servants are on the hook to help shape it.

Elizabeth Tydd, Toni Pirani, and Carly Kind say the OAIC’s 2025-26 focus is on better privacy, faster FOI, and tighter rules on how the APS handles citizen data. The Office of the Australian ...

McNaughton steps into the acting CEO role at a challenging time for the NDIA, as the government looks for savings.

Saverio Rechichi Saverio Rechichi is a chartered tax adviser with over 20 years’ experience in public practice. He is an Open4Sale investor and adviser to several Australian early-stage ventures.

Dr Tony Cotton AM Tony is an organisational psychologist and leading expert in workforce transformation, with a PhD in Management. He brings decades of experience shaping strategic workforce solutions ...

Karen Van Geelen Karen is a senior strategic advisor and expert in public sector workforce transformation, leadership, and organisational design. She holds a Master of Leadership and brings deep ...

Public service perks face a bipartisan reckoning as Jacqui Lambie and Chris Minns put top-tier pay in their legislative crosshairs.