Digital transformation expert David Hazlehurst has been appointed as the new head of Services Australia, overseeing Centrelink, Medicare, and Child Support services.

Retail workers are anticipating heightened customer aggression this holiday season.

The International Labour Organization (ILO) wants a human-centred economic revolution.

Miners and other big businesses face new union resilience following Labor’s IR changes.

Labor has resisted slashing overall migration, announcing changes that focus largely on foreign students.

Industrial action could shut down multiple Australian coal mines.

APS veteran Rob Heferen is set to assume the role of Commissioner at the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Australia is seeing a clear per capita GDP decline.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has emerged victorious in a legal battle against PepsiCo over royalty taxes.

The long-awaited NDIS review proposes transformative changes to Australia’s disability support system.

The latest PISA data shows half of Australian 15-year-olds are falling below expected mathematics standards.

The Commonwealth Ombudsman has told agencies to quickly fix thousands of unlawfully miscalculated welfare debts.

Australia should have its national digital identity scheme by mid-next year.

Victoria's Ombudsman has issued a report condemning the “creeping politicisation” of the state's public service.

CSIRO has outlined key AI opportunities for Australia.

A new survey shows Australian scientists are leaving Elon Musk’s social media platform.

A labour hire company has received the largest penalty in the history of Australian labour hire licensing law.

The NSW parliament has passed laws aimed at improving workers' wages and conditions.

Analysis by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) estimates $159 million in wage theft within the Australian university sector.

The Albanese Government has been criticised for combining changes to the Petroleum Resources Rent Tax with a bill to avoid a new PwC scandal.

CPSU members have approved an 11.2 per cent APS pay deal.

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