DFAT boosting security at Australia's embassies
Blast resistant doors, bullet-proof panels and anti-intruder fences will be installed at embassies.
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Tom McIlroy
Tom McIlroy is a political reporter for Fairfax Media in the federal press gallery at Parliament House.
Former PM&C; boss explains how decentralisation could work
An expert guide on how to decentralise government departments.
Decentralisation: which departments are ripe to move?
Twelve major departments have workforces heavily concentrated in Canberra. Will they be targeted?
Report shows the extent of the government gender pay gap
Would a "gender lens" help close APS pay gaps?
Female public servants paid 8.6 per cent less than men
The public service gender pay gap has been revealed for the first time.
Questions over public service role in roadshow program
Labor says public servants are being used for political purposes at events in Coalition electorates.
An Australian treasure chest: new National Archives hub opens in Canberra
The National Archives of Australia's new specialist preservation facility in Mitchell was opened on Friday.
'The moment I hit my head': Jane Halton on the public service glass ceiling
Former department boss says she was wrong to believe there was no barrier for women in Canberra.
ATO blames external provider for 'unprecedented' outages
An escalating IT meltdown at the Tax Office wasn't considered a serious threat for nearly four hours.
Security clearances a 'catch 22' for APS jobs: Labor
Concerns applicants are being overlooked in favour of former public servants with background checks.
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