Anna L

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[International Institute of Administrative Sciences @IIAS_IISA]

📚🤖 Looking to learn more about #AI in #PublicAdministration? Check out this reading list suggested by Prof. Dr. Gabriella Racca (@unito) and Prof. Dr. William Webster (@StirUni) ⬇️

#digitaltransformation #govtech #innovation #publicgovernance #egpa #iias

[9News Sydney @9NewsSyd]

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has put on a surprise performance for young patients and staff at Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick today singing some of his top hits. #9News

[Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet @pmc_gov_au]

The 2021-22 Survey of Trust in Australian public services is now available in a new annual report.

The results and report are shared with Australians to increase trust and transparency in the Australian Public Service.

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[Anna Henderson @annajhenderson]

The feedback on this moment for Australian journalism has been overwhelming.

I believe it's the first time a question has been asked in dual language at the National Press Club and I'm so proud to work with Helen Chen. You can follow SBS Mandarin here https://t.co/hOqpx9t1J7

[Michelle Grattan @michellegrattan]

Albanese appoints former University of Melbourne vice-chancellor Glyn Davis to head PM&C https://t.co/NHzySVTBSO via @ConversationEDU

[Min Jin Lee @minjinlee11]

So much Asian American excellence at the Olympics. You do us proud. Your strength, sacrifices, creativity, vision, and passion. We see you.

[Anna L @AnnaNLi]

@DrLisaCResearch @Government_UoM @Pathways_UoM @UniMelb Congratulations Lisa!!

[Andrew Leigh @ALeighMP]

No similar advanced country lets ministers veto grant funding decisions. An open letter from 62 ARC laureates reflects white-hot anger among academics at the Morrison Govt’s nixing of grants (incl projects on climate change, China & Shakespeare) https://t.co/Jgjr8jypcY #auspol

[Julieanne Lamond @JVLamond]

ARC Laureate Fellows have written an open letter calling for an end to political and short sighted processes for research funding https://t.co/2A8DRtKyoG

[APSA Australia @AusPSA]

The @AusPSA Executive Committee condemns the decision of acting Education Minister @stuartrobertmp to veto 6 Discovery Projects that had been recommended for funding by the @arc_gov_au. Read @AusPSA's full statement below.

[Australian Academy of Science @Science_Academy]

Political interference in the selection of research grants is eroding Australia’s international reputation and the integrity of Australia’s research system. Of the 4 known occurrences of political interference, 3 have occurred in the last three years. https://t.co/VMxrshUusY

[John Dewar @johnnodvc]

6 @arc_gov_au Discovery Grants were recommended for funding by the Minister but were not funded. We need to know why this is case. Independent, robust peer review is the cornerstone of our national competitive grant system.

[Brian P Schmidt @cosmicpinot]

To all politicians. In a liberal democracy, You make the grant rules, The independent research agency uses peer review to determine funding. It is completely inappropriate for grants to be removed by politicians, unless the grant rules were not followed.

[Universities Australia @uniaus]

UA understands that six Discovery applications for commencement in 2022 were recommended for funding by the ARC, but not funded.

We will be pursuing this matter, on behalf of our members, with the Minister as a matter of the highest importance.