Anna Macdonald is a journalist based in Australia, with a focus on national news. She writes for publications such as The Mandarin and Technology Networks, covering topics related to government, technology, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in SmartCompany.
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By: Anna Macdonald
A new national toolkit launched by the AHRC asks those creating new laws and policies to consider children’s rights.
The federal government hopes to curb toxic masculinity through a three-year trial of counteracting harmful messages on social media.
By: Anna Macdonald
Social Services secretary says a former Economic Justice Australia CEO is part of the recruitment panel in response to robodebt.
The long-term insights briefing is designed to look at longer-term issues for government and will be a regular part of the APS reform agenda.
An official tells senate estimates the National Indigenous Australians Agency is working on all seven recommendations.
Justin Greggery says, in the robodebt case, public servants were effectively hosed down when they raised issues.
Assistant public service minister Patrick Gorman encourages people to stop by the APS Academy to learn more about becoming a public servant.
Political journalist Michelle Grattan has used the 2023 Speaker’s Lecture to call for the public service to become frank and fearless.
Dr Hannah Tonkin is no longer working in a role with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice in addition to the commissioner position.
By: Anna Macdonald
The Productivity Commission suggests a new government entity be established to undertake water recovery and implement some supply projects.
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