Archived News for Professionals in State Government - July, 2023
Commissioner Georgeina Whelan has stood down amid claims of cultural issues at the ACT Emergency Services Agency (ESA).
Nuclear site knocked back
A federal court has ruled against the government's plan to build a nuclear waste facility ...
TasWater completes key job
Residents have welcomed the completion of a $5 million pipeline project in Tasmania.
ACT fights aggression
The ACT Government is running a campaign to combat rising violence and aggression towards staff.
Nuclear not needed
Experts say nuclear power should not be considered as part of Australia's strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Solar surge continues
Australian households are embracing rooftop solar installations at an unprecedented rate.
State stands up razor gang
Victoria's Department of Health has announced the creation of a new ‘razor gang’ to slash jobs.
Chaplains fear tax change
School chaplain providers say a recent government decision is putting their business in jeopardy.
Mental health body knocked
Victoria's mental health watchdog is facing criticism after fighting the release of recommendations aimed at improving services.
Queensland outlines big REZ
Queensland has unveiled plans to establish 12 renewable energy zones (REZs) as part of a $62 billion energy transition initiative.
Big fine for sewage spill
Sydney Water has been hit with fines and financial obligations totaling over $865,000 following a massive sewage overflow incident.
Firies claim gear needs
Rural Queensland firefighters are worried about their gear as the state braces for a potentially hazardous fire season.
Eyes on offshore wind
Victoria's Gippsland region could become a global offshore wind energy hub with the potential construction of giant wind turbines.
New pay to pacify strikes
NSW health workers have been offered a $3,500 pay rise to avoid strike action.
Berejiklian's boss stays quiet
Questions have been asked about former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s current employer.