Archived News for Professionals in Federal Government
The US surgeon general wants warning labels on social media platforms, similar to those found on cigarette packages.
Tribunal outlines federal rise
Australian federal politicians and public office holders will see their annual salaries increase by 3.5 per cent from July.
APS invests in new measures
An APS fund will make a $6.5 million investment in nine novel projects to enhance capabilities in the public sector.
Dutton slams clear plan
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says a “renewables-only” energy policy is damaging the economy.
Offshore wind site outlined
The federal government has approved a significant offshore wind energy zone off the New South Wales South Coast.
Experts call for Human Rights Act
Over 700 human rights advocates have urged the Australian Government to introduce a Human Rights Act.
Justice bid outlined
The Federal Government has announced a “justice reinvestment” for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Outsource oversight sought
Recommendations have been made to address PwC’s “disregard” for truth and ethical standards.
PM spruiks China ties
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written an opinion piece about the importance of productive engagement with China.
Union reacts to ABF safety claims
The Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) has responded to disturbing workplace revelations from within the Australian Border Force (ABF).
Basic income benefits tallied
Providing a universal basic income (UBI) worldwide could boost economies and address environmental challenges...
Local re-elected to UN body
Natasha Stott Despoja has been re-elected to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
NACC drops robodebt probe
The National Anti-Corruption Commission will not investigate public officials referred by the robodebt royal commission.
Santos slapped for gas breaches
The Federal Court has ordered Santos to pay a $2,750,000 penalty for violations of the National Gas Rules.
Serco slammed for COVID standards
The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) has criticised Serco, the private operator of Australia’s icebreaker RSV Nuyina, for not adhering to strict COVID-19 vaccination protocols.
ACTU attacks junior grift
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) wants to address the inequities in junior rates of pay.
ASIC encourages assistance
ASIC says that while millions of Australians face financial hardship, many do not reach out for help.
AAT shift moves ahead
A reformed federal appeals tribunal should soon see swifter resolution of thousands of matters.
New funds for NDIS redesign
The Australian government has pledged to co-design changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) with the disability community.