Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government
The eSafety Commissioner says children have started using AI to bully their peers.
Anti-violence targets announced
The Federal Government has, for the first time, set targets for ending violence against women and children.
ASD faces KPMG issue
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has found itself embroiled in the widening controversy surrounding consulting firm KPMG.
Defence faces croc fine
The Department of Defence faces a $1.5 million fine over a crocodile attack.
NBN goes for new option
NBN Co has unveiled a revised broadband pricing plan it hopes will gain approval from the competition watchdog.
PM outlines housing boost
The Prime Minister has offered state and local councils $3.5 billion to fast-track the construction of 1.2 million homes.
Voice sought for climate
Experts say Indigenous voices need to lead Australia’s response to the climate crisis.
US judge tells state to help
A court ruling means government agencies must protect citizens from impacts of climate change in Montana.
Broad deal bothers business
Businesses want the Fair Work Commission (FWC) to be strict on multi-employer bargaining.
New count for climate
A new tool to track climate progress shows most fossil fuel producers are coming up short.
AEMO preps grid shift
AEMO has been running a grid connections “boot camp” for clean energy projects.
Dump plan abandoned
The Federal Government appears to have scrapped plans for a nuclear waste dump in regional South Australia.
Fresh funds for Gap goals
A $44 Million funding boost has been provided to support at-risk First Nations families.
Local tech ban raised
The Albanese government may ban Australian investment in sensitive technology projects in China, mirroring a move by the US.
New funds for dry times
The Federal Government has put up $38 million in drought preparedness funding.
Pharmacies flail at change
Concerns have been raised over the upcoming 60-day medication dispensing scheme.
Policy design to be probed
A new inquiry will examine policy and program design effectiveness across the APS.
Future sale proposed
Economists want the Future Fund shut down and its assets sold in order to tackle national debt.
Robodebt apology offered
The Federal Parliament has extended a formal apology to the victims of the unlawful Robodebt scheme.
Boyle case continues
Protesters have gathered outside South Australia's Supreme Court in solidarity with ATO whistleblower Richard Boyle.