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Outstanding public sector leadership

Created by government for government, the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) works with our member governments and university partners to strengthen the quality of public sector leadership in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.

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ANZSOG programs calendar 2023

Upcoming events

5 December 2023

NRCoP and ANZSOG present: Body Worn Cameras in the Regulator Space

7 December 2023

The Professional Regulator Information Session

Latest news and media

News and media

30 November 2023

NT’s Leanne Liddle awarded 2024 ANZSOG First Nations Scholarship

News and media

30 November 2023

EMPA class of 2022 graduates in Wellington

News and media

28 November 2023

Making your organisational transformation a success

News and media

28 November 2023

New research examines how Victoria’s Charter of Human Rights impacts government decisions

News and media

16 November 2023

EMPA alumni Penny Rounthwaite awarded New Zealand Public Service Medal

Emerging Leaders Program Information Session

Join us on 27 November 2023 for a free online information session for the Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) running in 2024. The program is designed for public servants who are middle managers or operational managers (whether new or experienced) who wish to progress to more senior management or leadership roles.


In the spotlight

News & Media

How to support staff and change systems to reduce burnout in your organisation

News & Media

Navigating Regulatory Landscapes: Four Sights to advance regulatory practice and governance
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Research

Reconsidering expertise for policymaking

Research

The public accountability risks of social impact bonds

Research

Policy, politics and politicisation

Created by government for government, the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Traditional Owners, Custodians and First Nations of Australia, and Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa New Zealand.