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Voluntary Redundancies Hit National Security Agency
Public Servants Are Forgotten Heroes Of Australia
Applications for the meat inspector traineeship are now open!
The Australian Government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with tech giant Microsoft
Departments already under pressure when Labor asked for 5 per cent savings
Doctrine Adapts To Strategic Change
Understanding Land Domain
Nationals leader Matt Canavan slammed for Canberra public servant comments
2026 National Defence Strategy and Integrated Investment Program
Urgent action required following release of Psychology Supply and Demand Study report
JCPAA new inquiries: client privacy in the APS, administration of the Age Pension, and Defence procurement of Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Two agencies begin voluntary redundancies amid Albanese government’s savings push
Opening doors to once-in-a-lifetime opportunities
Defence’s long-term plan for First Nations support
The Australian Government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with global AI innovator An
Science Meets Parliament 2026 brings research, industry and policy together
New Acting Chair Of Food Standards Board
APS launches next initiative to strengthen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander psychology workforce 
‘Alarming’: CPSU fires a warning shot at Albanese govt over APS cuts
ANZ Key Dates 2026
2027 Graduate Program Applications Now Open
Innovative, Professional And Inclusive APS
Inspiring Excellence In APS
Delivering In Changing World
Macquarie Group 2026 Operational Briefing
Allied health sector escalates call for Prac Payment reform with national petition
ADHD reforms must include a collaborative model to best serve Australians
Doubly Significant Day For Air Command
APS Statement On Bondi Beach Shooting
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Canberra 11 December
Monthly Update: December 2025
APS Long Service Award Honours 20 Years
Statement From CEO: ARC’s Organisational Review
Career Of Purpose In Defence
State of the Service Report: A stronger, inclusive, more capable public service
Stronger, Inclusive, More Capable Public Service
Our 2025 APS Employee Census Results
Statement On Potential Cuts Of APS Agency Budgets
CPSU Statement On APS AI Plan
Psychologists call for consideration for young Australians’ mental health as the social media ban looms 
Generous Businesses Awarded For Supporting Safer State
Cyber Enthusiasts Prepare For Battle
Work-life Balance Drawcard For Defence
Mind Over Manoeuvre
Speech to the Committee for Capital Cities: from ambition to action
Bullying And Burnout At NDIS
Medicare and PBS among Australia’s most trusted: Latest data shows trust in Australian Public Services continues to grow
Sharing stories, celebrating culture – Yarning competition winners