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As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in public sector work, a central question emerged at ANZSOG and the Forum of Federa...

ANZSOG has expanded its engagement with Vietnam by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Poli...

Since its first ever class in 2003, EMPA has blended academic and practitioner perspectives and evolved to stay relevant to the challenges o...

In this special edition of the Regulatory Practice in Local Government — Expert Guidance Series, Greg Moore explores what it means to think...

This guest editorial for the National Regulators Community of Practice (NRCoP) has been written by Jane Hudson, Founder and Director, JBass...

Are governments making the most of the partnerships they have built with communities, not-for-profits, social enterprises and other organisa...

One of the biggest barriers to professional development is often not lack of interest or ambition, but access. Time, location, travel costs...

Australia’s 2025 social media ban for under-16s has not yet resulted in a single penalty against a platform. Yet the federal government is p...

With the world awash with data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) beginning to take over many of the more routine tasks of the public sector -...

Associate Professor Kim Moloney’s path to public administration was far from conventional. As a young student, she dreamed of following in t...

In times of increasing demand on services and decreasing budget envelopes, public sector leaders without a finance background need the skill...

Used well, data can solve problems, deliver services more effectively and connect government to people. Used badly, it can lead to flawed an...