WA Builder Fined for Cheese-Throwing in Parking Dispute
A WA building company director has been fined $1200 after throwing a wheel of provolone cheese at a supermarket owner during a confrontation over a parking space in Stirling.
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Ex-Staff Allege Smuggling at Canberra Prison
Former employees of the Alexander Maconochie Centre in Canberra have raised serious allegations about ongoing smuggling issues, including contraband and drugs, within the facility, prompting calls for an investigation.
ACT Establishes New Integrity Office for Compliance
The ACT government has launched a new Office of Integrity to oversee public sector compliance, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in governance.
Masked Intruders Injure Three in NSW Home Invasion
Three men were seriously injured after masked intruders armed with a knife allegedly stormed a home in Flinders, NSW, early Sunday morning, with police investigating the violent assault.
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ACT Inquiry into Harassment Claim Against Public Servant
An independent inquiry has been initiated by the ACT government to investigate a serious harassment allegation made against a high-ranking public servant, with findings expected to be released publicly.
ACT Commissioner Resigns Over Serious Allegations
An ACT commissioner has resigned following serious allegations, prompting government investigations and raising questions about accountability in public service roles.
Police Search for Missing Man Suleiman Surtie in Queensland
Northwest Queensland police have initiated a search operation for Suleiman Surtie, who was last seen in the region. Authorities are urging the public to provide any information that could assist in locating him.
More Charges in NSW Car Park Scam, Including Hunter
Men involved in a New South Wales car park scam face new charges, with cases extending to the Hunter region. Authorities continue to investigate the fraudulent scheme.
Work Rights Guide for New APS Graduates in Australia
New APS graduates must understand key work rights, including pay, leave, and conditions. This guide covers essential information to navigate the public service effectively.
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Inmate Found Dead at Barwon Prison, Probe Underway
A prisoner has been discovered deceased at Barwon Prison in Geelong, prompting a full investigation by corrections officials and police into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Woman, 73, Charged Over Alleged Plant Thefts from Garden
A 73-year-old woman has been charged with eight counts of stealing plants after CCTV allegedly captured her repeatedly raiding a commercial garden in Lake Macquarie over a month, with some plants later found for sale online.
Shoalhaven Council Faces Recruitment Integrity Probe
The Shoalhaven City Council is facing a formal investigation into its recruitment processes, raising questions about integrity and transparency in local government hiring practices.
Qld Police Commissioner Gollschewski Retires After 46 Years
Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski announces retirement following 46-year career, citing health and family priorities after cancer battle.
APS Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer Tears Up at Retirement
Outgoing Australian Public Service Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer became emotional during his final Senate estimates appearance, thanking colleagues and reflecting on his 35-year career.
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Infrastructure Dept: Under 30% Staff in Office Daily
The Department of Infrastructure and Transport confirms only 25-35% of its 1900 Canberra-based staff work from the office daily, as it prepares for a major office downsizing and relocation to new energy-efficient buildings.
Sacked DEWR boss gets $900k payout after early termination
Former Department of Workplace Relations secretary Natalie James was terminated early by the Albanese government, clearing the way for a $900,000 payout following a scathing report on welfare cancellations.
Labor Rejects Veto Powers Over $15m Consultancy Deals
The Albanese government has dismissed a Senate proposal for parliamentary veto powers on major consultancy contracts, citing legal risks and international obligations.
MP's Reply-All Email Blunder Over AFL Joke
Independent MP Monique Ryan accidentally sent a mass email to Parliament after a footy joke, highlighting the perils of reply-all mishaps in politics. The article also covers RBA's costly asbestos cleanup and NACC conflicts.
Parliament's Hidden Workshop Preserves Ancient Skills
Deep in Parliament House's basement, a dedicated team uses traditional French polishing and woodworking techniques to maintain thousands of pieces of historic furniture and create essential signage.
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Police Union Blasts QPS Taser 10s Rollout Over Safety
The Queensland Police Union has strongly criticised the rollout of the new Taser 10 weapons by the Queensland Police Service, citing significant safety and operational concerns.
SA Police Name Suspect in Gus Disappearance Case
South Australian Police have identified a suspect in the disappearance of four-year-old Gus from a Mid North property last year, declaring it a major crime investigation.
Simon Duggan Named New DEWR Secretary
Former senior energy official Simon Duggan has been appointed as Secretary of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, replacing Natalie James who departed unexpectedly last year.
New ACT Public Service Wage Offer After 3% Rise Rejected
The ACT government is set to present a fresh wage proposal to public servants following the rejection of an initial offer that included a 3% increase in the first year. Negotiations continue as agreements near expiration.
APS Graduate Jobs Slashed in Government Belt-Tightening
Analysis reveals most major Australian Public Service departments have reduced graduate hiring for 2026 compared to 2025, as the government seeks billions in savings. The Australian Taxation Office stands out with increased recruitment.
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Women Hold Majority on Government Boards, Gaps Remain
Women continue to hold over half of Australian government board positions at 54.3%, but representation of diverse women and leadership roles lags behind targets.
Cook Defends 50% Public Sector Wage Rise in Five Years
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has defended a massive 50 per cent increase in the state's public sector wage bill over the past five years, citing workforce pressures and service demands.
Contenders for Defence Secretary as Moriarty Leaves Role
Speculation mounts over who will replace Greg Moriarty as Defence secretary, with experienced diplomats and public servants in contention for one of Australia's most challenging public service roles.
New Lake Illawarra Police Chief on 29-Year Career
Superintendent Darren Brand, the new commander of Lake Illawarra Police District, discusses his nearly three-decade career, passion for community safety, and focus on tackling domestic violence.
Woman Charged in Thornlie Stabbing Incident
A 47-year-old woman faces charges of unlawful wounding after a violent altercation in Thornlie left a man with multiple stab wounds, requiring hospital treatment.
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Digital Skills Essential for APS Jobs as AI Changes Hiring
Recruiters reveal AI and digital skills are now crucial for landing Australian Public Service roles, with data visualisation and prompt engineering becoming foundational requirements.
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