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Peter Woolcott and Gordon de Brouwer say public servants will soon see tangible changes to their workplaces.

Hayley Prenter is one of almost 40 per cent of 16-24 year olds who reported a mental health condition last year, whose treatment plans will be cut short if the federal government stops funding an extra 10 sessions a year.

The Public Service Act needs to change, the former Commissioner said.

DGP to pass orders on APS’s request by end of Thursday, govt. pleader tells court

APS seeks direction to DGP, SPs of 16 districts to give clearance for the long march

A review has recommended replacing the bureaucracy's existing 14 job levels with eight, citing government agencies' risk-aversion and "top heaviness".

It is part of their campaign against the government’s move to set up three capitals

Fifteen years after his big reveal, he tackles the big question: Have we really changed?

Algeria celebrated 60 years of independence from France on Tuesday with nationwide ceremonies, a pardon of 14,000 prisoners and its first military parade in decades. Opposition figures and pro-democracy activists called the elaborate celebrations an effort to distract attention from Algeria's economic and political troubles by glorifying the army, and…