Major pacts with Europe and the US set Australia’s space industry on course for expansion, with IAC 2025 showcasing the ...

Frontline research and regional jobs are set to go as DPIRD presses ahead with a restructure pitched as “financially ...

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Draft ATO guidelines warn job seekers not to lean on AI to fudge skills, stressing transparency and fair competition.

The Mandarin and Liquid Interactive’s Let’s get real about AI survey shows that there is genuine appetite among public ...

Estonia’s approach to embedding AI into government processes and service delivery can teach Australia some valuable lessons.

Steven is a partner, growth at Liquid, where he applies design thinking and emerging technologies to complex social ...

Brereton’s continued Defence involvement is explained as subject-specific support, managed within established NACC safeguards.

Canberra calls the north vital, yet the Northern Territory's APS share is slipping. What would real commitment look like?

Legal help for state servants at a child abuse inquiry has backfired, with three Tasmanian officials told to repay $76,000.

Greenland’s growing role in Arctic security and trade puts Australia’s shipping lifelines and Antarctic ambitions in sharper focus.

By linking and analysing massive administrative datasets, AI could be used to answer previously unanswerable questions about fringe and marginalised communities.