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New head of PM&C to drive public service reform - Vimarsana News

New head of PM&C to drive public service reform

A distinguished public service and university leader has been named the new head of the Department of Prime Minister and…

Election 2022 results: Labor set to form majority, clinch 76th seat - Vimarsana News

Election 2022 results: Labor set to form majority, clinch 76th seat

AFR Banking Summit gets underway; Labor is set to retain the inner-Melbourne seat of Macnamara to clinch 76 seats; PM Anthony Albanese to unveil his frontbench. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Australia's top public servant leaves post after Labor election victory - Vimarsana News

Australia's top public servant leaves post after Labor election victory

Phil Gaetjens has left his post as Australia’s top official after the incoming prime minister signalled he would dismiss him from the post.

'A lazy cost-saving measure': the Coalition's efficiency dividend hike may mean longer wait times and reduced services - Vimarsana News

'A lazy cost-saving measure': the Coalition's efficiency dividend hike may mean longer wait times and reduced services

Many reviews over the years have revealed the efficiency dividend often does impact the level and quality of services, particularly for smaller agencies and particularly over time.

Election 2022: Canberra desperately needs a chief operating officer to effectively reform government - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Canberra desperately needs a chief operating officer to effectively reform government

Appointing a senior federal minister as chief operating officer would help focus public sector reform around citizens rather than traditional government portfolios.

Source: afr.com