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- Sep 27, 2026
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Why AG's paid Linda Reynolds $54k, and who's reviving her 'mean girls' complaint (opens the original)
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ACT Liberal Senate candidate Nick Tyrrell has been doing his darndest to annoy Finance and Public Service Minister and ACT Labor Senator Katy Gallagher. Tyrrell's relentless social media posting took a colourful turn last week when he mocked Senator Gallagher's Pantone-themed Colours of Canberra series (think "Senate chamber red", "Public service dark slate grey" and "free TAFE scrubs baby blue.") The former Canberra Liberals president quickly generated a satirical version for his own channels,
The government wants to change APS working hours, leave and flex time. The union is not happy (opens the original)
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The Albanese government is pushing to standardise working hours, annual leave and flex time across the Australian public service in a move the union says will disadvantage workers in some agencies. Chief negotiator Alison Stott has tabled the Commonwealth's proposed changes as part of APS-wide bargaining, arguing for a new common condition for a standard 7.5 hour work day as part of a shift towards "consistent practice in working hours and patterns of work". But the Community and Public Sector U
Email address 'looked at once a day': how Services Australia failed to report hack by AI model (opens the original)
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Services Australia failed to promptly report a security breach that allowed OpenAI to hack into a government database because it was sent to an email staff did not monitor closely. Announcing a new taskforce to probe the breach, Government Services Minister Katy Gallagher said the delay in notifying authorities would form part of a "forensic investigation" of the hack, which Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. Acting Prime Minister Ri
This agency used AI to detect fraud. It raised so many flags, staff gave up investigating (opens the original)
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A fraud detection trial using artificial intelligence in the health department's benefits integrity division raised so many red flags that the project was abandoned. Health officials shelved the project after realising they did not have enough staff to keep up with the volume of suspicious Medicare billing detected, with more than one in five cases flagged proving worthy of investigation and potential prosecution. The finding is contained in the Auditor-General report on AI in the division, whic
'Increasing responsibilities': Chalmers reveals how the govt expects AI to transform the APS (opens the original)
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The Australian public service will be transformed by artificial intelligence in the coming decade, according to a forecast released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers - who says it won't mean wiping out public sector jobs. Launching the 2026 Intergenerational Report - Treasury's 40-year projection of Australia's economy, population and federal budget - on Monday, Dr Chalmers said the AI revolution would drive "the biggest economic transformation of our lifetime." "The productivity, investment and labour
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