Two video initiatives promoting Indigenous leadership in public administration have been recognised as part of a new ANZSOG initiative. Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation in northe...

This is a version of a speech given by ANZSOG Dean and CEO Ken Smith at ANZSOG’s Reimagining Public Administration: First Peoples, governance and new paradigms at Melbourne’s Federation Square on ...

ANZSOG, in partnership with the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust, is sponsoring two new Churchill Fellowships for Indigenous public servants in Australia and New Zealand. The fellowships, one of...

Former Sydney Swans AFL player Adam Goodes has an unrivalled record as an Indigenous sports star who has used his profile to help his community, encourage Australians&nbs...

On 6 February, Aotearoa New Zealand observes Waitangi Day, which commemorates the signing of the modern New Zealand’s foundation document – the Treaty of Waitangi (Te Tiriti O Waitangi). The trea...

The dedication of Australian public servants and their positive impact on our society has been recognised in the 2019 Australia Day Honours list. Several ANZSOG alumni have been rewarded for their wo...

How is it the end of January already? Hopefully you had a refreshing break, have your feet back under the desk and are thinking about the year ahead. And while your personal New Year’s resolutions ...

Public policies and programs are intended to improve the lives of citizens, so how can we ensure that they are as well-designed as possible? In a recent article in Policy Design and Practice, ANZSOG�...

A chance meeting between two ANZSOG alums has led to a successful and innovative program changing the lives of offenders in NSW. Rod Chenhall and Graham Bradshaw were seated together by chance at an ...

Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Māori public servants from all ten jurisdictions met in Canberra from 9-11 December, for the second ANZSOG Indigenous Public Servant Forum. The forum, held wit...

Workplace culture is best described as ‘what people do when nobody is watching’, and regulators cannot be watching all the time. To be successful, regulators need to look beyond legislation and r...

ANZSOG held its second Indigenous Public Servant Forum in Canberra on December 9-11. The forum, held with the support of the Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) brought ...