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Science Funding Change Raises Fresh Concerns About Jobs And Research Independence
PM’s Attack On Unions Over Strikes Won’t Help Settle Industrial Disputes
PSA Slams Minister For Crowing Over Making Experienced Public Service Workers Redundant
Essential Workers On ‘poverty Wages’ Call On Premier To Step In
Second Reading Speech, Regulatory Reform Omnibus Bill 2025
Critical IT Workers And Others Keeping Health System Running Vote To Strike For First Time
Poll Shows Pay Equity Attack Will Cost Government Votes And Possibly Beehive
PSA Statement On Global Sumud Flotilla
NSW Government Set To Introduce Legislation To Enhance Safety In Prisons And Better Protect NSW Community
Mental Health Workers Say They’ve Had Enough – Vote To Strike On 23 October
Joint Statement – Public Service Commission, NZ Police, Serious Fraud Office Cross-agency Update On Manurewa Marae Enquiries
11,500 Essential Health Workers Vote To Strike On 23 October
Government Funding Cuts Force Job Losses At Trusted RNZ
How People Are Assessed For NDIS Is Changing
Reviewers appointed and consultation open for independent Residential Aged Care Accommodation Pricing Review
Minns Labor Government delivers landmark pay deal for thousands of child protection workers
Pay rise for 800 Auckland Council library workers a step towards pay equity
National Police Remembrance Day 2025
Support for sexual harassment complainants
Address to the Global Digital Asset Regulatory Summit, Digital Economy Council of Australia
Thursday 25 September
Students Flock To Victoria For Army Careers Day
PSA takes legal action to protect support workers in South Canterbury
Women, casual, & part-time workers worse off with Holidays Act overhaul
New Secretary Appointed To Lead DEECA
The need for speed: delivering more, sooner for all Australians
Government digital changes to bring big savings
Public service ‘core work’ policy to reduce reliance on consultants and harness government expertise
Minister must back online safety bill to protect Kiwi kids from online predators after reckless cuts
Govt’s working from home crackdown exposed as solution looking for a problem
PSA calls for meeting with ministers in wake of missing candidate information debacle
Community consultation set to start on future of Wakefield Gardens site
Monthly Update: September 2025
First Nations Leadership Reaches Historic APS Milestone
Well overdue for Minister Van Velden to apologise for outrageous attack on judicial independence
Appointment Of New Secretary Of Department Of Finance
CLP Government secures nation’s best pay deal for NT Police
Questions Without Notice – Freedom Of Information
Address to the Seizing the Opportunities of AI While Protecting the Fair Go Symposium, Parliament House, Canberra
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – Sky News Newsday
Defence Launches 2025 Blood Drive
Australia’s longest running blood drive launches today
Defence Gives Back To Gilgandra Community
Department of Internal Affairs job cuts will mean more violent extremism and child exploitation
Restriction on right for Defence staff to strike unjustified
Fifty years on from Henderson, Australia urged to adopt official poverty measures
Cuts to Public Service Commission’s Le Fale puts NZ work in the Pacific at risk – PSA
Government ‘must Front Up’ On Plans For Ministries