IPAA Queensland is delighted to bring back the Summer Reading List! With the state of Queensland about to enter a time of hot, long, summer days, with hopefully a bit of R&R on the horizon, now is a great time to take a moment and catch up on some great reads.
As you head off for your summer vacation, this is the perfect time of year to recharge, spend time with family and friends and reflect upon the last year.
“People have stereotypes of public services.
Highlights from the 2022 IPAA National Conference Governments at all levels in Australia, and indeed around the world, continue to experience the impacts of changing and polarising geopolitics, international tensions, economic instability, transformative and rapidly evolving technologies, emerging sciences, and data (in)security, as well as the ongoing and as yet unknown long-term impacts of COVID-19.
IPAA Queensland is privileged to announce that Ms Rachel Hunter PSM, Director-General of the Department of Premier and Cabinet has been awarded the IPAA National Fellowship for 2022.
On 15th August 2022, IPAA Queensland in partnership with Complexability, the Cynefin Centre and QUTeX hosted Dave Snowden and Beth Smith to share their thoughts on ‘Citizen Engagement through Complexity in Public Purpose Work’.
“Australia is at a pivotal point.
A summary of KPMG’s latest report In 2021, IPAA Queensland’s valued partner, KPMG released their “Modernising Government: Global Trends” report.
According to the latest Edelman Trust Barometer findings, one key takeaway has been made clear: Australia’s trust bubble has officially burst.