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Governments need to respect First Nations culture and focus on building trust and creating spaces for the hard conversations needed to creat...

From persistent poverty, gender inequality, to climate change, many organisations today confront problems which are extremely difficult or i...

In recognition of their contribution to the community and commitment to public value, six alumni from The Australia and New Zealand School o...

The Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) works with agencies across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand to help them meet...

Public servants need to learn to deal with increased uncertainty, outdated structures of spending and accountability, and the greater expect...

It’s a time of rapid change in First Nations policy in Australia: debate around the Voice, the progression of Treaty, and the National Agree...

ANZSOG’s First Peoples to All Peoples Conference in Meanjin, Brisbane in March brought together over 800 in-person attendees (plus 300 onlin...

This guest editorial was written for the ANZSOG/National Regulators Community of practice monthly newsletter, highlighting new additions to...

Since ANZSOG was founded in 2002, thousands of public servants have benefited from our programs and courses.

Data and algorithms are increasingly making our decisions for us, and their use is inevitably spreading into public sector policy developmen...

Across the world, organisations spend US$60 billion a year on leadership development programs, and leadership development often claims the l...

Public servants need to work ‘with the National Agreement on Closing the Gap on their desks,’ as they seek to build trust with First Nations...