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Public policies and programs are intended to improve the lives of citizens, so how can we ensure that they are as well-designed as possible?

A chance meeting between two ANZSOG alums has led to a successful and innovative program changing the lives of offenders in NSW.

Workplace culture is best described as ‘what people do when nobody is watching’, and regulators cannot be watching all the time.

ANZSOG held its second Indigenous Public Servant Forum in Canberra on December 9-11.

Despite the jokes that committees ‘keep minutes but waste hours’ or are ‘the unprepared, appointed by the unwilling to do the unnecessary’ –...

The potential of technology to transform how government engages with its citizens is huge but is still largely unexplored.

Australia’s economic future is increasingly tied to China, and ANZSOG’s China Reciprocal Program (CRP) for 2018 has again immersed a group o...

ANZSOG will continue its commitment to improving public sector leadership in Indigenous affairs, and creating better outcomes for the First...

The Women’s Policy Action Tank was established to place a gender lens over policies, many of which purport to be gender-neutral, because man...

A chat with Australian cricketer Damien ‘the Bowlologist’ Fleming in the hallowed halls of the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and an in-dept...

Should drivers pay for how much they use the road?

The public service in Australia has taken positive steps towards gender equity but there are still barriers preventing women taking up leade...