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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.

Primary-age children are referred to alternative provision when schools cannot manage their physical or verbally violent behaviour

Pumpkin spice has taken the world by storm (mostly thanks to the PSL craze), but apple pie spice deserves some love

Algerian officials announced the completion of arrangements for the upcoming 31st Arab Summit, which will be held in Algiers on Nov. 1-2. The country’s official news agency (APS) published a video on the preparations, describing the event “the most important in the history of the Arab summits,” especially, according to…

The Albanese government says the interim wage rise shows it is committed to "be better" than its predecessor when bargaining with its workforce.

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