Everyone working in government can describe big policy problems, but how do we break them into manageable chunks, prioritise options for reform, then effectively com...

Responding to the need for innovation, governments have begun experimenting with ‘design thinking’ approaches to reframe policy issues and generate new policy solutions. But what is new about desi...

Macquarie University academic Amy Thunig was ‘first in family’ to attend university, and is using her position to disrupt and decolonise formal educati...

Carissa Lee Godwin, Editor, APO’s First Peoples & Public Policy Collection, presents key findings from a paper on the Federal Government’s Cashless Debit Card trial, the expansion of which is ...

Regulators across the world are facing growing demands for action in complex and volatile domains combined with shrinking resources, but help is at hand: many are using technology-driven regulation to...

ANZSOG’s inaugural Indigenous Churchill Fellowship recipient has been announced as Alphonsus Shields, an Alice Springs-based Senior Constable and General Duties Policeman in the Northern Territory P...

The last decade has seen ongoing issues of gender inequity as well as arguably the golden age of female comics. From Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to Amy Schumer, what can these female comics teach us abou...

Researchers exploring the barriers to collaboration among public servants and the tensions around boundary-making in anti-corruption policy have shared the inaugural ANZSOG/ Australian Political Studi...

Not only is Narelle Underwood the youngest NSW Surveyor-General for 200 years, she is the first woman to hold the position, a major role which is responsible for regulation of the land and mining surv...

The role of a public sector deputy has always been high pressure, with the challenges of managing relationships with ministers, stakeholders, other departments and the media. But in an era of bigger ...

ANZSOG's Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) alum Thomas Kaye is living in Nairobi and using his expertise and passion for public service to help transform education system...

New Zealand’s annual Spirit of Service Awards have recognised the best and most innovative work of the country’s public sector, including an ANZSOG alum for his work in disability services reform....