Defending evidence-informed public policy
By expert contributor Professor Brian Head FASSA FIPAA The positive advantages of using good evidence to develop and implement public policy are widely recognised.
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Challenges and Impacts of an Exciting Unplanned Career: on the Couch with Damien Walker
We have a tradition at IPAA Queensland of hosting the most senior and respected public sector stewards ‘on the couch’.
Shifting mindsets for a future-ready public sector
2025 Chief Executive and Emerging Leader Breakfast How does the public sector stay relevant? How does a sector bound by bureaucracy, process and legislation stay ahead of the curve and be responsive to global trends and community expectations.
Positive Public Administration: Reimagining government by learning from what works
By Andrew Wills, IPAA Queensland Director Public administration has traditionally focused on identifying and fixing problem such as inefficiencies, governance failures, or service delivery gaps.
Steve Gollschewski and his advice to his younger self
On the 25 February 2025, IPAA Queensland in partnership with Comtrac was delighted to host our first Stewards on the Couch series for the year.
2025 Edelman Trust Barometer Trust and the Crisis of Grievance
With 2025 being the 25th year of the Edelman Trust Barometer report being released, this year’s global report tells a sobering tale in regards to the state of trust.
Unlocking Government’s Technology Future
Technology is rapidly transforming how governments operate, from delivering public services to strengthening cybersecurity and embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies.
Shaping 2025: Embracing Change and Building Career Resilience
By Deborah Wilson The New Year presents us with a blank slate and opportunities for change as long as we are open to learning and growing.
Calling Emerging Leaders
Join our Working Group and be part of IPAA Queensland’s thought leadership agenda! IPAA Queensland is on the look out for exceptional emerging and young leaders to join our Emerging Leaders Working Group to play a key part in shaping our program of thought-leadership.