
Unpacking lessons for the public service, starting with the Robodebt Royal Commission. In 2019, after three years, Robodebt was found to be unlawful. The Royal Commission process found it was also immoral and wildly inaccurate.
Ultimately the Australian Government was forced to pay $1.8bn back to more than 470,000 Australians.
In this podcast we dive deep into public policy failures like Robodeb... more
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A new hypothetical scenario, this time from the big smoosh of middle management.
Imagine if... your Minister has announced a 15-day processing target, your team is already drowning, there's no cutting corners, and there's no extra resourcing.
In t... more
How public can public servants be in the social media age? Is having a LinkedIn account a professional necessity, or a professional risk?
In this episode, Danielle, Alison and Caroline unpack the history, rules and realities of what public servants ... more
In her first interview since the release of the NACC’s report into Robodebt, Deputy Commissioner Kylie Kilgour joins us to unpack her findings and what it all means for the public service. This is a rare chance to go beyond the written report with ca... more
On 11 March, the National Anti-Corruption Commission released its findings on Robodebt. It found that two of the six referred public servants engaged in serious corrupt conduct, and four did not.
Caroline, Alison and Danielle discuss three things: ... more
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Such a great podcast by three very intelligent and articulate humans. While I get so much from each episode as a public servant there is something for everyone.
This is the best podcast about the Australian public service. As a serial bouncer in and out of the service, serving the public is in my genes. I find myself nodding along to everything you say. This is a must listen for anyone - from those just starting, to those who can’t remember when they started, or those who are thinking about a career change and wondering how the mysterious beast works. Thank you!
Omg I love Normal Gossip and I love you guys adopting their approach - and love your work always ❤️
One of the finest podcasts I have listened to in modern times. Is an institution of democracy. Ms Eliston is a fine artist and an asset to our public service and our nation.
This is a great podcast which digs into the details of government failures. So so much resonated with me. The honesty of watching while others pull back the curtain is so affirming.
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A rigorous, issue-focused show that analyzes public policy failures and government accountability through case studies like Robodebt and the Post Office scandal. Episodes blend historical context with practical governance lessons, exploring how complex decisions unravel, the culture that enables poor outcomes, and how reform can take shape within public service. The format tends toward thoughtful panel discussions with seasoned public servants, policy experts, and sometimes guests who lived the issues, delivering actionable takeaways for listeners in government, journalism, or PR.
Notable strengths include a candid, no-nonsense approach to governance failures, a willingness to tackle uncomfortable topics, and a consistent emphasis on syste... more
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