Indigenous Agency Offers Voluntary Redundancies to Senior Staff
The National Indigenous Australians Agency is offering voluntary redundancies to its EL1 and EL2 level employees as part of a strategic restructuring effort.
Category : Public Service
Police Unit Targets Tablelands Crime, Over 160 Charges
A new police unit in Queensland's Tablelands region has led to more than 160 charges against 15 people for property crimes, including break-ins and theft.
Members United Warns CPSU on Public Servant Wage Losses
Members United has issued a warning to the CPSU regarding significant real wage losses for public servants, urging stronger advocacy and action to address declining incomes.
APS Mobility and Redeployment Project Launching Soon
The Australian Public Service is preparing to initiate its Mobility and Redeployment Project, aimed at enhancing workforce flexibility and efficiency across government departments.
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Serial Abuser Jailed for Strangling Women, Killing Cat
Raymond Froome has been sentenced to prison for a series of violent acts, including strangling women and killing a cat, highlighting a pattern of abuse in Geelong.
Man Charged with Corruption, Fraud, Theft in Public Office
A man has been charged with corruption, fraud, and stealing offences while employed in a mid-west public office, following a police investigation into alleged misconduct.
Police Union Slams Vehicle Fleet After Alleged Ramming
The police union boss has condemned the state of the vehicle fleet as 'appalling' following an incident where officers were allegedly rammed, raising safety concerns.
ACT Minister Addresses Racism Claims in Public Service
ACT Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith has responded to allegations of racism within the public service, outlining steps to address systemic issues and promote inclusivity.
Public Service Redundancies Loom Ahead of Federal Budget
The Australian federal public service is preparing for significant redundancies as part of budget measures, with departments reviewing staffing levels and potential job cuts expected across various agencies.
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ACT Government Offers 9% Pay Deal to Unions
The ACT government has proposed a 9% pay increase for public servants over three years, sparking union negotiations. The deal aims to address cost-of-living pressures while balancing budget constraints.
PMC Told to Ditch Canberra-Centric Staffing Model
The Public Service Commission faces calls to abandon its Canberra-focused staffing approach, aiming for a more diverse and geographically spread workforce across Australia.
CPSU Urges Government to Insource Work in Budget Submission
The CPSU has called on the government to focus on insourcing work from private providers in its pre-budget submission, highlighting failures to reduce contractor use under Labor's framework.
Police Hunt Stolen Car After Early Morning Theft at Ingham Business
Authorities are actively searching for a stolen vehicle after an early morning theft from a business in Ingham, with investigations ongoing to locate the car and identify suspects.
Debt Collector Jailed for Tomahawk Threats in Cairns
A Cairns debt collector has been sentenced to jail after threatening a terrified woman with a tomahawk in a violent incident that shocked the local community.
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Townsville and Mount Isa Police Welcome 19 New Recruits
The Townsville and Mount Isa police districts have officially welcomed 19 new recruits, who are now ready to serve their communities after completing rigorous training.
Man Sought After Violent Home Invasion in Lake Illawarra
Lake Illawarra police are searching for a man following a violent home invasion in Flinders, where a resident was assaulted and threatened with a weapon.
GovAI App Launch for APS Next Month
The Australian Public Service will launch the GovAI app next month, aiming to streamline operations and improve citizen services through artificial intelligence integration.
Robodebt Victims: Final Hours to Claim $548.5M Compensation
Thousands of Australians affected by the unlawful Robodebt scheme have until March 6 to register for a historic $548.5 million settlement, following a landmark legal appeal based on Royal Commission findings.
Armed Campervan Robbery Near Rockingham Beach
A group of thugs are on the run after breaking into a campervan and assaulting two campers near Rockingham Beach. Police are urging for public assistance with CCTV or dash-cam footage.
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Public Servants Could Get Extra Week of Paid Leave Soon
The Australian federal government is considering a proposal to grant public servants an additional week of paid annual leave, aiming to boost morale and work-life balance.
CPSU: Govt Rejects Safe Staffing for Public Servants
The CPSU alleges the federal government has dismissed calls for safe staffing levels in the public service, raising concerns over workloads and service delivery.
Man Sentenced for Assaulting Elderly Neighbour in Feud
A Canberra man has been sentenced for assaulting a 68-year-old woman after a prolonged neighbour dispute, highlighting community tensions and legal consequences.
Hybrid Work Rises in APS Despite Political Pressure
Hybrid work arrangements have increased significantly in the Australian Public Service, with over 60% of employees now working remotely part-time, despite ongoing political scrutiny and calls for a return to office.
Govt Data Duplication Costs Billions in Waste
A new report reveals Australian government agencies waste billions annually by duplicating data, with poor coordination and outdated systems driving inefficiencies.
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Public Service Gender Pay Gap Persists Despite Progress
A new report shows the gender pay gap in the Australian public service remains significant, with women earning less than men on average, despite some recent improvements in representation.
Services Australia Jobs at Risk in Government Restructuring
A major federal government restructuring plan puts thousands of Services Australia jobs at risk, raising concerns about service delivery and workforce stability.
Greg Moriarty's LinkedIn Under Scrutiny for Conflicts
The LinkedIn profile of Greg Moriarty, Australia's top public servant, is under scrutiny for potential conflicts of interest, raising questions about transparency in government roles.
Police Warning: Stranger Tries to Lure Child in Koondoola
Police in Western Australia have issued a public warning following reports of a suspicious approach at Butterworth Reserve in Koondoola, where a stranger attempted to lure a child away from basketball courts.
Warilla Burglary Suspect Allegedly Caught with 24 Keys
A man has been arrested in Warilla after allegedly being caught with 24 sets of keys following a burglary. Police are investigating potential links to other crimes in the area.
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WA Builder Fined for Cheese-Throwing in Parking Dispute
A WA building company director has been fined $1200 after throwing a wheel of provolone cheese at a supermarket owner during a confrontation over a parking space in Stirling.
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