Miriam Webber

Australia's scientific research agency has told staff it will cut 92 roles from its environment research unit, bringing the number of research programs down from eight to five.

When it comes to taking the trash out, journalists and parliamentarians are clued into the Friday afternoon report drop.

Canberra's top public servants have settled in for two weeks of questions into the inner workings of their departments.

Paul Brereton has resigned as the National Anti-Corruption Commissioner, saying an ongoing focus on him personally is detrimental to the federal corruption watchdog's focus on strengthening integrity.

More than 200 public servants have expressed interest in taking a voluntary redundancy, after the climate change department invited expressions of interest.

Paul Brereton has rebuffed suggestions he acted out of step with public expectations during his tenure as anti-corruption commissioner, in a tense Senate estimates hearing just a day after his resignation.

Home Affairs will be in the hot seat this morning, with the Australian Border Force and the Illicit Tobacco and E-cigarette Commissioner set to face

Home Affairs will be in the hot seat this morning, with the Australian Border Force and the Illicit Tobacco and E-cigarette Commissioner set to face

For nearly 20 years, Trish Carling has known what she's doing every Sunday morning.

A Defence public servant was issued a $14,800 debt after a timesheet fraud investigation in 2023, a deep-dive into the way the department handles alleged wrongdoing has revealed.