APS Reform

Committed to building a stronger Australian Public Service that delivers better outcomes for the community, acts as a model employer and contributes to a fairer and more inclusive Australia.

Have your say on how to strengthen integrity in the Australian Public Service

Share your views on a range of proposals, from improving how conflicts of interest are managed after senior public servants leave their jobs, to increasing transparency of customer feedback on government services. Whether you’re a member of the public or an APS employee, share your feedback by 6 November 2024.

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Minister Gorman IPAA podcast recording 2024

Politics, public service, and artificial intelligence

Digital profession Innovation Month 2024

Innovation Month 2024

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Priming the APS for the future

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APS Agency Engagement Maturity Assessment tool

APS Agency Engagement Maturity Assessment tool

The APS Agency Engagement Maturity Assessment tool helps APS agencies and departments identify engagement capability gaps at an organisational level and promote a culture of continuous improvement.

Public Service Amended Act 2024

Public Service Amendment Act 2024 has received Royal Assent

The Public Service Amendment Act 2024 received Royal Assent, locking in changes to the Public Service Act 1999 that will strengthen the APS’s core values, and build the capability and expertise of the APS. 

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Minister for the Public Service

Minister delivers first report on APS Reform progress

The Minister for the Public Service, Senator Katy Gallagher, has delivered the first annual statement on the progress of Australian Public Service Reform and announced the next stage of reform.

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