Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government
Australia's $200 billion sovereign wealth fund is directing more capital into high-grade corporate debt.
Clare scraps veto
Education Minister Jason Clare has moved to end the practice of ministers vetoing research grants.
Hydrogen fuel path laid
A new report has been released that could accelerate Australia's hydrogen-powered transport future.
King backs maligned method
The resources minister has endorsed carbon capture despite recent shifts on the idea within her party.
PC ex-chief calls for uni money
Outgoing Productivity Commission chairman Michael Brennan has proposed increasing student contributions to improve university access.
CEFC eyes grid
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) will soon make investments in the power grid.
Gas handouts studied
Gas pipeline owners have been accused of using huge financial concessions to offset the early obsolescence of...
Health review shows strain
A capability review of the Department of Health and Aged Care says the healthcare system will face “enormous strains”...
Snowy firm fined for spill
A Snowy 2.0 contractor has received its third fine for polluting Kosciuszko National Park waterways.
Sports boost for ignored class
Anthony Albanese has pledged a $200 million investment in women's sports.
Banks backed in scam fight
The ACCC is allowing Australian banks to collaborate on the development of industry standards to combat scams.
Jobless rate grows
The Australian unemployment rate experienced a slight rise of 0.2 percentage points, reaching 3.7 per cent in July.
Pay gap persists
Australia’s gender pay gap is at its lowest ever level, but still sees women paid significantly less than men.
Scheme to lower home entry
The Albanese Government has revived its Help to Buy scheme, offering up to 40 per cent deposit assistance for home buyers.
ABS regrets LGBTIQ+ left out
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has issued a “statement of regret” for omitting key LGBTIQ+ topics in the 2021 census.