Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government
Sharing deal stalls
Reports say digital credential sharing between Services Australia and Service NSW has paused.
State spending slows
Experts say planned infrastructure spending has dropped by nearly $12 billion in real terms this year.
MDBA backs sampling
Citizen scientists are being called to swap their backyards for a local waterway.
AER reports drop
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has reported a significant decline in wholesale energy prices and demand.
Minister shift suggested
A recent committee report has reiterated its recommendation to remove ministerial approval for performance audits.
MyMedicare lands
The Australian government has launched MyMedicare, a voluntary patient registration scheme aimed ...
NSW takes wiring loan
New South Wales has become the first recipient of a loan from the Australian government's $20 billion Rewiring the Nation fund.
Report shows PS issues
APS Commissioner Dr Gordon de Brouwer has candidly addressed the difficulties faced by both the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) and the Australian Public Service (APS).
Snowy issues probed
A sinkhole, toxic gas release, and massive cost overrun have disrupted the Snowy 2.0 project.
Solar driving NEM shift
The National Electricity Market has experienced a remarkable shift, driven by abundant solar power.
Uni deal moves ahead
The Albanese government is celebrating the passage of the Universities Accord legislation through the Senate.
Freedom bill proposed
Journalist Peter Greste, an advocate for press freedom, says legal actions against public sector whistleblowers could harm integrity.
Ombudsmen standards slip
The Commonwealth Ombudsman has fallen significantly short of its service standards in the past year, achieving only 24 per cent of its target of 90 per cent.
Scientists run big sweep
The Federal Government is assessing the nation's subterranean water reserves.