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The ATO’s 140 million letters don’t always land as intended. The ombud says it’s time for clearer, more empathetic tax communication.

As budget cuts continue to bite, Customer Service signals 30-40 roles may go amid restructuring to ‘create efficiencies’.

Enoch permanently takes Creative Australia chair, former deputy premier named SA small business commissioner, Menz gets in the Benz.

Brand Labor is stamped all over Mike Kaiser. So why pretend the appointment to Climate Change was apolitical? APS insiders aren’t buying it.

State-employed lawyers are broadly underwhelmed by cookie-cutter policy, with the PSA challenging Legal Aid’s remote work clampdown.

Tasmania’s parliamentary gridlock is testing the limits of convention, and the role of the governor is evolving in response.

Unparalleled systems science and consumer research will underpin the National Energy Analysis Centre's mission to de-risk Australia's energy transition.

Treasury is trusting banks' big digital promises a lot less these days. This includes not prematurely junking legacy systems.