PwC Australia

At PwC Australia our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. For Government officials and public servants, we’re working together to drive innovative solutions to meet citizen needs. We are a community of solvers combining human ingenuity, experience and technology innovation to deliver sustained outcomes and build trust. It all adds up to The New Equation.

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Success factors to achieving a modern ERP transformation

Success factors to achieving a modern ERP transformation

By PwC Australia

The economic contribution of Indigenous business sector is growing

The economic contribution of Indigenous business sector is growing

By PwC Indigenous Consulting

Why and how local communities must be part of new solutions in crisis management

Why and how local communities must be part of new solutions in crisis management

By PwC Australia

The halo effect: Reimagining Australia’s care workforce to help solve the broader skills shortage

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The halo effect: Reimagining Australia’s care workforce to help solve the broader skills shortage

By PwC Australia

Adam Fennessy on reshaping how 350,000 public sector employees work

Adam Fennessy on reshaping how 350,000 public sector employees work

By PwC Australia

The case for investment in improved digital infrastructure to grow the Indigenous economy

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The case for investment in improved digital infrastructure to grow the Indigenous economy

By PwC Indigenous Consulting

Joining forces to address digital barriers to government services

Joining forces to address digital barriers to government services

By PwC Australia

Meeting in the middle: How governments and Indigenous communities can work together, differently

Meeting in the middle: How governments and Indigenous communities can work together, differently

By PwC Indigenous Consulting

Putting the ‘all’ in digitally: Why government service delivery must continue to foster inclusion

Putting the ‘all’ in digitally: Why government service delivery must continue to foster inclusion

By PwC Australia

How Indigenous Australians and Defence can join forces to help close the gap

How Indigenous Australians and Defence can join forces to help close the gap

By PwC Indigenous Consulting

What an organising idea can do for government agencies

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What an organising idea can do for government agencies

By PwC Australia

Joining the dots: ESG and the Indigenous Estate

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Joining the dots: ESG and the Indigenous Estate

By PwC Indigenous Consulting

How to transform school education in Australia over the next decade

How to transform school education in Australia over the next decade

By PwC Australia

Don’t take ‘no’ for an answer: Tammy Labelle’s trailblazing career in Canada’s public service

Don’t take ‘no’ for an answer: Tammy Labelle’s trailblazing career in Canada’s public service

By PwC Australia

Lessons in leadership from Deakin University’s Professor Iain Martin

Lessons in leadership from Deakin University’s Professor Iain Martin

By PwC Australia

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Integrity is where good leadership begins

Integrity is where good leadership begins

By David Schmidtchen

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Queensland public service life post-Annastacia Palaszczuk

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Queensland public service life post-Annastacia Palaszczuk

By Robert MacDonald

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The case for adaptive and end-to-end policy management

The case for adaptive and end-to-end policy management

By Pia Andrews

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APS graduates end one journey and start a new one: Patrick Gorman’s speech

APS graduates end one journey and start a new one: Patrick Gorman’s speech

By Patrick Gorman

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Politicisation is a bipartisan problem: Victoria’s Labor government joins the club

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Politicisation is a bipartisan problem: Victoria’s Labor government joins the club

By Andrew Podger

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Canberra leaps into AI without a working safety net

Canberra leaps into AI without a working safety net

By Jayson Lamchek

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