Paris Agreement a watershed moment for corporate Australia November 4 will go down in the history books as a watershed moment for corporate Australia. It is the day
Top bureaucrats on tenure: are we short changing secretaries? A boss who has stayed too long risks becoming unresponsive and fixed in their ways. Some become dismissive of others’
Outsiders: boats and babies and Here Come The Habibs This session was originally broadcast on the ABC’s Radio National on 7 February 2016. The High Court has affirmed the Australian
We must not give up on Syrian peace talks This piece was originally published by the ABC on 7 February 2016. It’s easy to be sceptical of political negotiations about
Fellow Fiona Armstrong hosts health and climate round-table at Parliament House Next Monday CPD Fellow Fiona Armstrong, who was recently recognised as one of Australia’s 100 most influential women, is facilitating a health
Congratulations to Fellow Fiona Armstrong CPD wholeheartedly congratulates Fellow Fiona Armstrong, who was named as one of the ‘100 Women of Influence 2016’ by the Financial
On tour in New Zealand talking public sector capability During the week of Monday 20th June, Rob Sturrock (Policy Director) was in Wellington, New Zealand discussing the findings of Grand Alibis: How
Private schools the big winners from taxpayer funding The Centre for Policy Development (CPD) has produced a new report entitled Uneven Playing Field: The State of Australia’s Schools,
School’s out during the long election campaign We all know the election campaign’s school-policy script because we’ve been here before. We’ve seen the promises – to Gonski
