Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government - September, 2024
Australia is buying new missiles to boost its long-range strike capability.
New site to draw mining money
Australia has launched a digital prospectus to encourage critical minerals investment.
Shorten leaves with robodebt pledge
Bill Shorten says advocacy for robodebt victims will continue after his retirement.
Many needed for early education
A severe shortage of early childhood educators is pushing Australia’s care sector to the brink.
RBA boss feels pain
RBA Governor Michele Bullock says persistently high inflation continues to strain Australian households.
Remote funds renewed
Up to $45 million will go to extending scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
AI protections proposed
The Federal Government has outlined new “guardrails” for businesses’ use of AI.
Community solutions backed
Over $10 million is being provided for grassroots programs to support Australia's most vulnerable communities.
First Nations trade celebrated
A new report shows the growing international success of First Nations trade and tourism businesses.
Union slams census switch
The CPSU says significant parts of the community will not be recognised in the upcoming census.
New chief for offshore safety
The Australian Government has announced the appointment of Kaylene Dale as the new CEO of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
Big solar boost opens
Australia is launching its $1 billion push to turbocharge local solar manufacturing.
Court reviewers appointed
A new review will assess the effectiveness of Australia’s Family Court system.
IV supply propped up
The Federal Government says it has secured an additional 22 million bags of IV fluid.
Jail time for ATO bribe
A Sydney businessman has been jailed for bribing an ATO official to slash millions off his tax bill.
Land council budget held back
An Aboriginal land council’s budget has been frozen amid governance concerns.