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Elizabeth Tydd, Toni Pirani, and Carly Kind say the OAIC’s 2025-26 focus is on better privacy, faster FOI, and tighter rules ...

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The $28 million AI office aims to free frontline staff, trim costs, and deliver pilots that prove the technology's public ...

Acting NDIA CEO Scott McNaughton steps into the role at a challenging time for the NDIA, as the government looks for savings.

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Cyber policy’s next phase is here. Horizon 2 is out for comment, and public servants are on the hook to help shape it.

Nine-month severance for NSW executives prompts the Minns government put senior sackings under the microscope, as PSA fumes over frontline layoffs.

Hold the gate against the barbarian hordes': tributes flow for John Stone, the Treasury chief who became a senator, and stayed a sceptic.

Penny Wong welcomes Tuvalu’s first diplomatic mission to Canberra, marking a new chapter in climate cooperation under the Falepili Union Treaty.

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Genomics Australia launches with $30 million to lead research turning DNA into earlier diagnoses, personalised care, and ...