Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced extra funding for the tax office to delay its controversial ban on credit card payments ...

A Western Sydney man will face court, charged with impersonating a public servant to submit fraudulent Medicare claims.

Reforms aim to curb political interference, strengthen merit-based appointments, and ensure public servants are held ...

SA's next governor, QLD rail CEO to depart, secretary of Building Tasmania, judicial appointments in WA, and much more.

General’s Department counts finalised international family law matters, but its annual reporting combines different outcomes ...

Institutions want access to highly confidential earnings data to head off billions in AI-enabled fraud losses.

ATO to stop accepting credit card payments from November, with Australia’s card surcharge ban reshaping government payments.

We will make better choices over time if we are confident enough to test our ideas and curious enough to learn from the ...

Senate estimates database changes deleted key features that testing failed to catch, prompting a response from Senate ...

China has pinned its vision of modernity and growth on a push for "westward opening up", placing Xinjiang on a development ...

KPMG was both a participant in the market providing reporting solutions and an evaluator of competitors in a ...

Coastline and riverbank protections for Pacific island communities will be the focus of a new multi-million dollar investment ...