Department moves to protect Border Force public servants' mental health.

Finance Department official could face fraud probe after secret film of south coast fishing trip sinks workers comp claim.

Challenging: NGA director details funding and staffing cuts

Labor, Green Tasmanian independent and Xenophon team pile more pressure on Coalition over public service bargaining.

Halton career:

Nearly one-in-four Comcare claims knocked-back in the past year.

"I've got my ear to the ground now," says Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi.

Government's bargaining policy in more strife, after fresh Fair Work Commission move on Defence, DHS, ATO and more.

Morale among civilian staff at the Defence Department has been soured by nearly three years of stalled pay negotiations.

This smells, says the Greens.

The Immigration Department has failed to meet inspection targets for cargo at international airports and seaports, blaming industrial action by public servants.

Defence's $100 million travel bill, for four-and-a-months, included nearly $4.5 million on taxis.

Last ditch attempt to keep industrial umpire out of public service pay dispute.

Fresh from hardware train-wreck, Masters executive will lead ATO service delivery.

The importance of the ACT's Public Service Code of Ethics will be "reinforced" to LDA staff.

Tensions boiled over as ATO public servants toiled on E-Tax for Mac project.

Coalition's hardline industrial policy is at risk of collapse as arbitration ordered.

Public servants can grow "bigger minds" by going free range.

The Fair Work Commission has ended strike action for Department of Immigration and Border Protection staff and moved to compulsory arbitration, the Community and Public Sector union says.

Canberra child-care operator who received $1.6 million in federal subsidies despite not being able to prove it had a single child in its care could be back in business in two weeks.

APS employees' Census data withdrawn for 'review' after privacy scare.

The information watchdog can't perform all three of his roles as well as they should be done.

The wealthy elite of the Australian Public Service to keep nearly all their generous superannuation concessions.

Tax Office denies it wants a fast-track-to-the-sack for workplace slackers.

Public service advice column: we put your workplace conundrums to an executive coach.

• The Public Sector Informant

It's not too late to steer clear of this costly catastrophe.

The number of women on government boards has increased to 40.5 per cent but fallen short of the 50/50 representation goal set earlier this year.

• COMMENT

The Auditor-General's report on immigration contracts reveals the dangers of pursuing dubious objectives in secret and at reckless speed.

Move from Canberra to Armidale 'crazy' says Labor, as property lobby accuses politicians of 'huffing and puffing'.

The offer is the best that can be made under the Coalition's policy, the Tax Office tells its workers.