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It was one of the proudest moments of Georgina Roberts’ life – the moment in 2014 that she told her mother she’d been appointed as Aotearoa...

ANZSOG’s Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) brings together a unique group of experiences, academics and practitioners, plus a...

ANZSOG’s Proud Partnerships First Peoples virtual conference has begun with calls for governments to put more trust in First Peoples communi...

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

Understanding public value and broader systems thinking have helped Deputy Commissioner Tracy Linford remain calm under pressure throughout...

ANZSOG and the Alumni Program would like to congratulate the seven alumni who received an honour in the 2016 Queen's Birthday Honours List.

The urge to give back to society and her indigenous community has motivated Tui Marsh throughout her public service career.

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

The shift to the world of online communication as a result of COVID-19 has changed the forums we use to talk to each other but the basics re...

ANZSOG’s upcoming Proud Partnerships in Place: 2021 ANZSOG First Peoples Public Administration virtual conference will focus on sharing stor...

FIFTEEN ANZSOG alumni have had their public service recognised in this year’s Top 50 Public Sector Women lists.

A change of government is a major challenge for public servants, and highlights the fragility and complexity of their relationship with poli...