“People have stereotypes of public services. But there is a huge amount of really exciting work in government, and it is government at the end of the day which has to carry the burden of society’s heaviest challenges. And so, there is a real challenge there in enthusing people and in inspiring young people.” On

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. With a career in public purpose leadership spanning more than thirty years, Ms Hunter has made a significant contribution to the practice of public administration and the

How do we manage increasing complexity and uncertainty? And how do we deliver public services that can adapt dynamically to crises? Last week I attended the IPAA Queensland Challenger Series event – Rethinking Crises and Achieving Resilience in a Post- COVID World, where the panel explored how system approaches can be used in the public