Archived News for Professionals in State Government
The High Court has invalidated Victoria's tax on electric vehicles, ruling that only the Commonwealth could enact such legislation.
Scientists run big sweep
The Federal Government is assessing the nation's subterranean water reserves.
Water rights returned
The Victorian government has announced the return of water rights to the Gunaikurnai traditional owners.
New body for MP misconduct
The Victorian Government says it will establish an integrity commission for MP misconduct.
No charge in pill probe
WA authorities have wrapped up an investigation into the loss of a tiny yet dangerous radioactive capsule.
Australia fails to listen
Australia has boldly denied the need for its Constitution to reflect reality.
Bar lowered for QLD police
The Queensland Police Service is grappling with a surge in officer turnover.
Diversion scheme declines
Experts have reported a decline in effectiveness for South Australia's Police Drug Diversion Initiative.
State beats gender target
The Queensland Government has exceeded its women’s representation targets for government-owned businesses.
Consultant costs counted
Several Queensland government departments have seen a substantial increase in consultancy expenses, exceeding $50 million.
Council scraps tooth help
Fluoride will no longer be added to the water in the Central Highlands Regional Council area.
QPSC seeks boost
The Queensland Public Sector Commission (QPSC) has unveiled a five-year strategy for workplace enhancement.
School scholarships backed
NSW is investing $12.2 million in its early childhood education workforce.
Schools warned of hack threat
Australia's national cyber security coordinator has warned schools are prime targets for ransomware groups.
Hydro savings detailed
A Queensland government office has estimated the cost of diving into pumped hydro.
McGowan finds new jobs
Former WA premier Mark McGowan has made a very soft landing since leaving the state’s top job.
Sexism blocks paramedic reports
New research shows reporting sexism is difficult for paramedics, and outcomes are often “inadequate”.
Water win for NT town
The Northern Territory (NT) Supreme Court has determined that the territory's housing department is responsible for ensuring safe drinking water for its tenants.