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There are many awards paying tribute to achievements across the Victorian public sector and the #TechDiversity Awards are gaining traction for their positive focus.

Founded in 2015 by Soozey Johnstone, Deirdre Diamante, Claire Marriott and Tracey Habron, the #TechDiversity Awards recognise, reward and inspire organisations promoting diversity through the use

McKinsey researchers find a new generation of outperforming nations, from the South China Sea to the Horn of Africa, which are leaving poverty behind.

Why do some countries grow faster than others, year after year? Why do China and South Korea grow rapidly while a large group of countries in

A cybersecurity firm says a new “critical vulnerability” it found this month in a common piece of software used with industrial control systems could have been exploited in the nightmare-scenario of a major attack on critical infrastructure.

The security flaw affects the STEP-7 TIA Portal made by Siemens, which has

The New South Wales government aims to have 114 senior leaders from Indigenous backgrounds in the state’s public sector by 2025, up from a current figure of about 87.

Another target is to have Indigenous people make up 3% of non-executive ranks. This will result in about 13,000 Aboriginal people

The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) has called on all levels of government to work with industry and explore collaborative procurement opportunities to strengthen the recycling system.

It comes after the Victorian Waste Management Association’s chief executive Peter Anderson criticised councils for continuing to send recyclables to SKM — the

The implementation of the ambitious National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS, or the scheme) has been marked by significant delays in the budget allocation of its participants.

The urgency in solving these issues is great: soon after the election win earlier this year, Prime Minister Morrison vowed to prioritise NDIS issues,