Australia’s leading public health officials who helped steer the nation through the Covid-19 pandemic have been recognised in the Queens Birthday Honours List.
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NSW to raise public sector wage cap to 3 per cent
NSW public sector workers have been promised a 3 per cent pay rise under a new wages policy announced by the state government.
New PM&C head, new look for Albanese Government
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced the appointment of his top bureaucrat as well as a raft of departmental and administrative changes.
Gaetjens out, acting head installed at PM&C
Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
Unions warn of 5,500 job losses under proposed APS cuts
Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.
Grants review calls for more transparency via public database
A review of NSW grants administration in NSW calls for a single government website that provides comprehensive public information about grants.
Commissioner questions ability of bureaucrats to deliver reform
The NSW Ageing and Disability Commissioner has cast doubt on the ability of public servants to deliver the sweeping changes the government is promising to the aged care system.
‘Corruption, manipulation, deceit’ found in WA department
An investigation has uncovered a ‘web of corruption, manipulation and deceit’ in WA’s former housing department.
Budget to deliver $17.9b for road, rail projects
The federal budget will contain $17.9 billion for infrastructure projects, boosting the investment pipeline to more than $120 billion.
NSW announces net zero shore power plan for shipping precinct
The NSW government plans to build a shore-powered shipping precinct in Sydney that will allow berthed ships to plug into renewable energy.
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