Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government
A Senate report urges national consistency in ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
ASD leader speaks
Rachel Noble, the director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), has expressed concerns about internal threats.
Court rules on detention
The High Court of Australia has declared that it is unlawful and unconstitutional to detain people in indefinite detention.
Scyne starts in scandal's wake
Government-aimed firm Scyne Advisory will begin operations next week.
Tech changes for myGov access
The federal government is making changes to enhance the security of myGov logins.
Top earning execs listed
A new list reveals the dozens of public servants that earn over $1 million a year.
Australia inks AI accord
Australia has signed the Bletchley Declaration, a global initiative aimed at promoting the safe, ethical, and responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI).
Green case pause questioned
Legal experts have questioned a federal government proposal to put a three-year pause on litigation for deceptive claims.
Local money in dark firms
Australia’s sovereign wealth fund has invested in Chinese Communist Party-linked companies and Uyghur oppression.
Gas paused at last minute
The Federal Court has ordered Santos to halt its Barossa gas project at the eleventh hour.
Hiring drive to help Services
The Albanese Government says it is creating thousands of new jobs to enhance Centrelink and Medicare services.
McBride case brings criticism
A group of whistleblowers has accused the Federal Government of failing to protect them.
Native title for WA stretch
The Federal Court has recognised native title rights in WA’s northern Goldfields.
Union slams work claims
The Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) is facing criticism from the Australian Services Union (ASU).
APS change outlined
The Government says it is taking action to address underperformance in federal departmental leadership.
Insider threat detailed
“Spies in suits” targeting disgruntled employees have emerged as a major national security concern for Australia, warns Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil.