Angus Taylor will be selling Canberra's status as an emerging tech capital during a visit to Singapore this week.

There are fears work on the bureau's transformation program and the 2021 census could be delayed.

Staff at the CSIRO are bracing for another round of job cuts, as unions warn of nearly 60 planned redundancies.

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What's in the public interest isn't always what the public's interested in.

One of the public service's longest running pay negotiation deadlocks has been broken.

Frances Adamson says the APS has more work to do in achieving diversity.

Urgent works at the Russell Defence precinct have been approved by Parliament.

Labor says the latest figures on the government's robo-debt controversy are shocking.

Could public servants who volunteer to work in the regions be promoted quicker and be paid more?

Relocating the Australian Cyber Security Centre will boost knowledge sharing, adviser says.

The federal government's workplace insurer Comcare could be on the move.

Senior executives in Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's own department have received pay rises of up to 12 per cent a year, six times the level of average Australians as wage growth slumps to its lowest level in history.

The employee was injured in two separate accidents while travelling between work and home.

Should the public service have have only five management layers?

As many as 2000 Immigration employees have been threatened with debt collet

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If the Parliament abdicates its rights, why should the High Court care?

Nervous wait for hundreds as agency bosses consider outsourcing.

The Prime Minister is overhauling the top ranks of the public service.

Defence is strengthening a range of internal processes to block credit card fraud.