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- Aug 4, 2026
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Meet the public servants quietly shaking up bureaucracy in the APS (opens the original)
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In an organisation known for red tape and delay, sometimes influence is about disruption. The Canberra Times asked five experts in public administration to recommend the people who are disrupting the way things are done in the federal bureaucracy, before independently consolidating this list based on that feedback and our own observations. We received recommendations from former senior public servants Peter Woolcott, Natalie James, Rachel Noble and Lisa Paul, as well as former Labor leader Bill
These are the rising bureaucrats who will shape the future of the APS (opens the original)
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These are the public servants to watch in the coming years. The Canberra Times asked five experts in public administration to recommend the people who were steering the ship within the federal public service, before independently consolidating this list based on that feedback and our own observations. We received recommendations from former senior public servants Peter Woolcott, Natalie James, Rachel Noble and Lisa Paul, as well as former Labor leader Bill Shorten. The list shows the next layer
Meet the federal public sector's most influential people (opens the original)
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Part 1: the public servants who are steering the ship.
Why these APS heavy hitters have stayed at the top of the game (opens the original)
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The ability to nail a point, understand the politics and keep your staff onside - these are some of the qualities that set Canberra's most influential public servants apart. The Canberra Times asked five experts in public administration to recommend the people who were steering the ship within the federal public service, before independently consolidating this list based on that feedback and our own observations. We received recommendations from former senior public servants Peter Woolcott, Nata
Infrastructure's new $315m lease bucks major trend in APS office moves (opens the original)
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The Department of Infrastructure has signed a $315 million lease for its new city office, securing its presence in Civic for the coming decades. Staff will move into Morris Property Group's new office at One City Hill from July 2027, with the lease locked in for 20 years. The department has also signed an $125 million lease at 7 London Circuit for some of its staff, as it seeks to consolidate four expiring leases. The decision to stay put in Civic comes after fears more departments will shift th
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