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IPAA INSIDERSBehind The Mic Ep1Behind the Mic, Episode 1In this first Behind the Mic bonus episode, we take listeners behind the scenes of IPAA Insiders Season 1, exploring why the podcast was created, how the conversations were shaped, and what resonated most strongly with the public sector community.Host Jo Rose is joined by Megan Maletic, previous Lead Consulting Partner at Deloitte for the NSW Government and public services sector, and IPAA NSW President Mark Webb, alongside other Season 1 contributors. Together, they reflect on the intent behind the series, the value of sourcing questions directly from members, and...
2025-12-1632 minIPAA INSIDERSBehind the Mic Ep3Behind the Mic, Episode 3In this final Behind the Mic bonus episode, we step back from the interviews of IPAA Insiders Season 1 to reflect on the stories, insights, and shared experiences that shaped the series.Host Jo Rose is joined by Amy Mathai of NSW Treasury, and Megan Maletic, previous Lead Consulting Partner at Deloitte for the NSW Government and public services sector. Together, they explore what it really means to move between the private and public sectors, the mindset required to thrive in public service, and how curiosity, listening, and purpose can...
2025-12-1614 minIPAA INSIDERSBehind The Mic Ep2Behind the Mic, Episode 2In this second Behind the Mic bonus episode, we take a deeper look at some of the big themes explored in IPAA Insiders Season 1, with a focus on leadership, purpose, and the role of diversity in strengthening the public service.Host Jo Rose is joined by Public Service Commissioner Kathrina Lo and Megan Maletic, previous Lead Consulting Partner at Deloitte for the NSW Government and public services sector. Together, they reflect on what effective leadership looks like in times of complexity, change, and fiscal constraint, and why inclusive, purpose...
2025-12-1618 min
Public Sector PerspectivesFellows Feature: Interview with Paul Broderick PSM, Commissioner of the State Revenue OfficeIn this special edition of Public Sector Perspectives, IPAA Victoria CEO Amanda Stevens talks to new IPAA National Fellow Paul Broderick PSM. Paul has been Commissioner of the State Revenue Office for more than 20 years and in this discussion he reflects on his career, his perspectives on leadership, how the public sector is changing, and the one organisational measurement that he thinks leaders should always looks at in the VPSC’s annual People Matters survey.
You can find our more about the work of the State Revenue Office here: https://www.sro.vic.gov.au/ and you can check their Un...
2025-11-2526 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives: AI, Policy and Practice with Dr Steve HodgkinsonIn this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, Dr Steve Hodgkinson talks about the potential impacts of AI on the way the public sector works. Drawing on his long experience in the sector, including his current position as Chief Digital Officer for Victoria Police, Steve offers some very practical advice on how public servants can safely use the new tools that AI creates and the sort of the traps that you need to avoid. Whilst it’s tempting to see AI is being totally new and different, Steve argues that AI is still just IT and that many of the IT po...
2025-09-1738 min
The Energy Impacts with David BlackmonThe latest updates from the IPAA - Critical policiy and legislative action in Oil and GasCritical policy and legislative action in Oil and Gas from the Independent Petroleum Association of America stops by the Energy Impacts and the Energy News Beat Podcasts with David Blackmon and Stu Turley. We have Dan Naatz and Mallori Miller from the IPAA to cover everything that is going on in the oil and gas industry, and what they are seeing rolling out, impacting investors, operators, and consumers.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction01:35 - About IPAA05:19 - Policy Shifts Under Trump Administration 2.007:50...
2025-08-2732 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 9 BONUS Job-Sharing in a Senior RoleIn this bonus mini-episode, we're hearing from Brooke Black and Sonia D'Ametto, who share the role of Executive Director of People Culture and Talent at the Premier’s Department. They talk about how they got started, how they make the role work and share their advice for anyone thinking about job-share opportunities. SHOW CREDITS Host: Jo RoseWriters: Alessia Campagna, Nicola Hardy and Jo RoseProducer and Editor: Alessia CampagnaTechnical Producer: Anthony WatsonExecutive Producers: Jo Rose and Nicola Hardy ...
2025-08-1210 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 8 Why is diversity in the public sector so important?In this final episode of IPAA Insiders Season 1, we dive into a conversation that continues to spark curiosity, reflection, and action: Why is diversity across public sector roles so important?You’ll hear perspectives from across the NSW public service, including IPAA NSW members and featured guests Gelina Talbot and Jane Spring, who bring deep experience and insight to this evolving conversation. From personal stories to policy-level thinking, their reflections underscore why diversity isn’t just a “nice to have”; it’s essential for fostering trust, driving innovation, and achieving better outcomes.This epi...
2025-07-0930 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 7. How can I be ready for the future of work in the public service?The public service is changing fast. From new technologies to different ways of working, it can feel overwhelming to keep up. So, how do you prepare for what's coming next?IPAA Insiders Host Jo Rose sits down with two guests who've been thinking deeply about this challenge. They share practical ideas about staying relevant, embracing change, and finding opportunities to innovate from within government.Key InsightsWhy the mindset you bring to work matters more than any specific skillHow to create space for new ideas in your team or departmentWhat past waves...
2025-06-1226 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 41: International Women's Day revisit - Professor Jayashri Kulkarni AMIn Australia, serious mental illness is much more common in women than it is in men. In 2021, 23% of all women reported experiencing some form of serious depression or anxiety. That compares to 14% of men.
This gender disparity is example of what drives the work of our guest on this episode of Public Sector Perspectives: Professor Jayashri Kulkarni AM, Professor of Psychiatry at the Alfred Hospital and Monash University and the Founder and Director of two research centres: the HER Centre Australia and the Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre. Together we examine why using a gender lens is so important when...
2025-06-0323 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 40: International Women's Day revisit - Professor Marion Saville AMThis episode of Public Sector Perspectives profiles an unsung public policy success story: Australia is on track to be the first country in the world to effectively eliminate cervical cancer. We talk to Professor Marion Saville AM, Executive Director at the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer, about what has put us in this unique position and what she thinks are the lessons this success should teach us about effective public policy.
This is the first of two episodes profiling two women who are changing the way health services are delivered in Australia. The second episode profiles the...
2025-05-3019 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 6. In Conversation with Kathrina LoIn this special episode of IPAA Insiders, host Jo Rose speaks with NSW Public Service Commissioner Kathrina Lo about her remarkable career and how she sees the evolving landscape of public service.Key highlights from the episode:Career Journey: Kathrina shares how she started at the junior level of public service and rose to become Public Service Commissioner over a 31-year career.Mobility Matters: Insights into how lateral career moves helped her develop breadth and depth of experience, and why mobility can supercharge a public service career....
2025-04-1118 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 38: Fellows Feature with Robert HortleIPAA Victoria CEO Amanda Stevens speaks with Robert Hortle – one of IPAA Victoria’s newest Fellows and Commissioner of Wage Inspectorate Victoria. Robert talks about his career in the public sector and the secret to being a good industry regulator. He also reflects on the work of the Inspectorate and why the impact of the public sector needs to be measured in both the really big - and the really tiny - moments.
Wage Inspectorate Victoria promotes (https://www.vic.gov.au/wage-inspectorate-victoria) and enforces Victoria’s long service leave, child employment, owner driver and forestry contractor laws.
You can find o...
2025-04-0431 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 39: Fellows Feature with Brigid MonagleIPAA CEO Amanda Stevens speaks with Brigid Monagle – one of IPAA Victoria’s newest Fellows and Commissioner of the Victorian Public Sector Commission. Brigid talks about her career in the public sector and how watching federal budgets being delivered on television was the beginning of her interest in public policy. She also discusses the importance of understanding the values that underpin the Victorian Public Sector Code of Conduct and the core capabilities that all good public servants need.
RESOURCES REFERRED TO IN THIS PODCAST
• The Victorian Public Sector Code of Conduct is here: https://vpsc.vic.gov.au/ethics-behaviours-culture/codes-of-conduct/code-o...
2025-04-0329 min
Oil and Gas UpstreamDan Naatz, COO and Executive VP of IPAA at NAPE 2025 | Ep 292
In this conversation, Elena Melchert talks with Dan Naatz, Independent Petroleum Association (IPAA) about the partnership of IPAA with the North American Prospects Expo (NAPE) event, highlighting the importance of independent oil and gas producers in the U.S. He emphasizes the opportunities and risks in the industry, the continuous innovation and technology advancements, and the significance of energy security and exports for the United States.
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2025-03-1906 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 5. Mobility in the public service – what’s in it for me?Welcome back to IPAA Insiders!—your go-to guide for navigating and excelling in your public sector career. Each episode tackles your pressing questions, offering actionable insights from seasoned professionals within and beyond the sector.Episode Highlight:In this fifth episode, Jo Rose, CEO of IPAA NSW, explores the topic of mobility in the public service with three expert guests:Kath Hume – Workforce Planning SpecialistMark Webb – Senior Public Sector Leader and President of IPAA NSWAlison Morgan – Executive Director, NSW Premier’s DepartmentTogether, they share valu...
2025-02-2731 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 4. What kind of support should I tap in to, to grow my career?🎙️ Welcome back to IPAA Insiders! Your go-to guide for navigating and excelling in your public sector career. Each episode tackles your pressing questions, offering actionable insights from seasoned professionals within and beyond the sector.🌟 Episode Highlight: In this fourth episode, with Corrin Vaux, Rob Balmer, Mandy Young and Liz Gould we explore the importance of building a support system to future-proof your career. Jo delves into why surrounding yourself with the right support matters and introduces listeners to a range of options available in the public service sector.Key...
2025-01-2933 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 3. Do I really need to network?🎙️ Welcome back to IPAA Insiders! This podcast continues to be your essential guide to navigating your career and thriving in your public sector role. Designed to answer your burning questions, each episode delivers actionable insights from experienced professionals inside and outside the sector.🌟 Episode Highlight: In our third episode, we tackle the topic of Networking. Liz Gould, Mark Webb, and Donna McLeod explore what networking truly means, why it’s essential for career success, and how to approach it in a way that works for everyone.Key Takeaways:The psyc...
2024-12-1830 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 2. How will identifying my transferable skills move me forward in my career?🎙️ Welcome back to IPAA Insiders! This podcast continues to be your essential guide to navigating and thriving in the public sector. Designed to answer your burning questions, each episode delivers actionable insights from experienced professionals inside and outside the sector.🌟 Episode Highlight: In our second episode, we dive into Transferable Skills and Their Impact on Your Career Journey. Anthony Mitchell and Natalie Micarone from Bendelta, Jo Brown a recruiter from Beaumont People, Donna McLeod from Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, and Lisa Alonso Love from Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Spor...
2024-11-2038 min
IPAA INSIDERSEp 1. What kind of mindset does it take to be successful in the public sector?🎙️ Welcome to IPAA Insiders! This brand-new podcast is your go-to resource for navigating and excelling in the public sector. This season has been designed to answer your biggest questions and fuel your career ambitions, with each episode delivering insights from seasoned experts and thought leaders from inside and outside the public sector.🌟 Episode Highlight: In our debut episode, we explore The Mindset Needed to Succeed in the Public Sector. Join Rob Balmer from Executive Central, Harry Hatzis from NSW Department of Planning and Environment, Amy Mathai from NSW Treasury, and Liz Gould Performance Psychologist from Encountas as they unp...
2024-11-2030 minIPAA INSIDERSIntroducing IPAA INSIDERSWelcome to IPAA INSIDERS, a podcast from IPAA NSW that answers your burning questions about the NSW Public Sector and how you work in it. SHOW CREDITS Host: Jo RoseWriters: Alessia Campagna, Nicola Hardy and Jo RoseProducer and Editor: Alessia CampagnaTechnical Producer: Anthony WatsonExecutive Producers: Jo Rose and Nicola Hardy Music Credits: Let The Good Times Roll: Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/ra/let-good-times-rollLicense code: DNAIHKYCKOUU6HBT Enchanted Puzzle: Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t...
2024-11-0602 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#112: A conversation about rethinking reform with Andrew Podger AOA stronger emphasis on merit now will be crucial to ensure a thriving public service in the future, former APS Commissioner Andrew Podger AO tells us on this episode of Work with Purpose.APS Reform is in full swing, but what else could be added to the agenda? On this episode, we hear the perspective of former senior public servant, now commentor and researcher, Andrew Podger AO on the value of merit, where stewardship is appropriate, and what has affected capability within Australia’s public sector.In discussion with IPAA National President Andrew Me...
2024-09-0851 min
News For Chinese Radio Show汮汮-9/8Presidio第45屆World Arts West舞蹈節:IPAA精彩演出汮汮-9/8Presidio第45屆World Arts West舞蹈節:IPAA精彩演出 by News For Chinese
2024-08-0837 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#106: ‘Blak, Loud and Proud’ with Corey Tutt OAM and Ben WilliamsIn celebration of NAIDOC Week, Corey Tutt OAM from DeadlyScience and artist Ben Williams share the spirit of pride in their heritage and work. They invite you to listen closely to create true connections with First Nations peoples. How can all Australians join in celebrating First Nations peoples’ contributions? And what will it take for the public sector to become a genuine partner for Indigenous-led organisations?On this Work with Purpose episode in celebration of NAIDOC Week, Corey Tutt OAM and Ben Williams share their journey of connection and partnership that culminated in th...
2024-07-0942 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 37: Fellows Voice: Interview with Ella McPherson, Victorian Public Sector CommissionAs part of IPAA Victoria's Fellows Voice series, Amanda Stevens, Chief Executive Officer, IPAA Victoria, interviews Ella McPherson, Deputy Commissioner, Victorian Public Sector Commission, about her career journey.
2024-04-1620 minThe Energy Impacts with David BlackmonThe Energy Question: Episode 93 - Dan Naatz and Mallori Miller IPAAIn Episode 93 of "The Energy Question" podcast, David Blackmon interviews Dan Naatz, the Chief Operating Officer of the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), and Mallori Miller, the Vice President of Government Relations at BP. They discuss the challenges faced by the domestic oil and natural gas industry, including regulatory issues, the impact of federal policies on small producers, and the importance of advocacy. Knotts and Miller emphasize the need for regulatory certainty and encourage energy voters to stay informed about industry-related issues.Highlights of the Podcast
2024-03-2922 minThe Energy Impacts with David BlackmonThe Energy Question: Episode 93 - Dan Knotts and Mallori Millar IPAAIn Episode 93 of "The Energy Question" podcast, David Blackmon interviews Dan Knotts, the Chief Operating Officer of the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), and Mallori Miller, the Vice President of Government Relations at BP. They discuss the challenges faced by the domestic oil and natural gas industry, including regulatory issues, the impact of federal policies on small producers, and the importance of advocacy. Knotts and Miller emphasize the need for regulatory certainty and encourage energy voters to stay informed about industry-related issues.Highlights of the Podcast02:13 - The...
2024-03-2923 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 36: Fellows Voice: Interview with Pam Anders, Department of HealthAs part of IPAA Victoria's Fellows Voice series, Dr Marija Maher, Chief Operating Officer, Victorian Ombudsman, interviews Pam Anders, Senior Executive Director, Mental Health & Wellbeing Transformation, Department of Health, about her significant commitment to public service and experience in implementing reform from the Royal Commission in Victoria's Mental Health System.
2024-03-2024 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 35: Fellows Voice: Interview with Simon Corden, Essential Services CommissionerAs part of IPAA Victoria's Fellows Voice series, Amanda Stevens, CEO, IPAA Victoria interviews Simon Corden, Essential Services Commissioner, and 2023 Fellow inductee about his significant commitment to public service and experience in leading organisations and teams.
RESOURCES REFERRED TO IN THIS PODCAST
UK Post Office Scandal explainer
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-56718036
Mr Bates and the Post Office
https://www.smh.com.au/culture/tv-and-radio/the-true-crime-drama-about-the-uk-post-office-which-caused-a-national-scandal-20240201-p5f1pf.html
Westminster Tradition podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/the-westminster-tradition/id1695815010
2024-02-2127 min
Oil and Gas This WeekOil and Gas This Week | Jan 17, 2023 | Ep 331
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2024-01-1729 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 34: AI and the Future of Governance: Unanswered audience questions (part 2)In this follow-up podcast to IPAA Victoria's AI and the Future of Governance event, host Kristy Hornby, Chair, Risk Community of Practice (CoP), IPAA Victoria, and Associate Director, Grosvenor, and guest speaker Peter Williams, Chief Edge Officer, Centre for the Edge, Deloitte Australia respond to some of the unanswered audience questions that were submitted during the event.
2023-12-0837 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 33: AI and the Future of Governance: Unanswered audience questions (part 1)In this follow up podcast to the IPAA Victoria’s AI And The Future Of Governance event, host Josef Oduwo, Executive Program Director, Change & Transformation, Department of Health, and guest presenter Professor Eduard Hovy, Executive Director, Melbourne Connect, University of Melbourne, responds to some of the unanswered audience questions that were submitted during the event.
2023-11-2843 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 32: The secrets of an award-winning public sector workplaceIPAA Victoria's Leadership in the Public Sector Awards celebrate and recognise exceptional projects delivered by teams and organisations. This podcast episode puts a spotlight on Cenitex, the Leading Employer Award winner, about their employee experience uplift projec and is a conversation between Frances Cawthra, CEO, Cenitex and Brigid Monagle, Commissioner, Victorian Public Sector Commission.
2023-10-1739 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 30: Risk, Sustainability and Public Policy (Part 1)As part of IPAA Victoria's Sustainability and Climate Change series, delivered in partnership with its Sustainability Community of Practice (CoP), this two-part podcast features Jonathan Masom, VMIA, and Lynette Smith, gramma consultancy. Together, they explore risk, sustainability and public policy.
2023-06-1522 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 31: Risk, Sustainability and Public Policy(Part 2)As part of IPAA Victoria's Sustainability and Climate Change series, delivered in partnership with its Sustainability Community of Practice (CoP), this two-part podcast features Jonathan Masom, VMIA, and Lynette Smith, gramma consultancy. Together, they explore risk, sustainability and public policy.
2023-06-1532 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 29: First Nations women and exercising voice to take on decision-making powerIn this Public Sector Perspectives episode, we chat to Elly Patira, Deputy Secretary, First Peoples – State Relations, Department of Premier and Cabinet, who explored the Treaty Framework in Victoria, the strengths and challenges of being a First Nations woman in the public service, and in keeping with IPAA Victoria's International Women's Day Gala Dinner theme, what are the specific opportunities for First Nations women as a result of the treaty process. This episode was hosted by Elke Smirl, Program Director, Victorian Public Sector Commission and member of IPAA Victoria's Aboriginal Advisory Committee.
2023-06-0129 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#83: Building digital capability in the public sectorReliable data is critical for public policy and program development, but many public sector staff still need to build their digital capability and literacy. Currently, the APS Reform Office is reviewing the digital skills of public servants and ways to enhance their skill sets.To contribute to this important conversation, the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA) ACT is hosting the Australian Government Data Forum on May 17. This event will bring together experts from public and private sectors to discuss how data can inform policy and program delivery. The forum is organised in partnership with the...
2023-05-0835 min
Public Sector PerspectivesEpisode 28: International Women's Day Gala Dinner 2023 unanswered audience questionsProfessor Eleanor Bourke AM (Chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission) and Aunty Geraldine Atkinson(Co-chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria) in conversation with Angela Singh (IPAA Victoria Board member and Regional Director at the Victorian Department of Education) answer audience questions from IPAA Victoria's International Women's Day Celebration.
How do you find the personal strength to stay involved in discussions and hear
stories that are incredibly important but that must often also be deeply traumatic?
https://on.soundcloud.com/C1xbh
What does treaty mean to you and how will it change the work you do? How does Tr...
2023-04-271h 08
Chuck Yates Got A JobDan Naatz | Chief Operating Officer, IPAAChuck and Dan chat about the political landscape in Washington D.C., what's happening with energy policy, what the IPAA want to get done, and how we can get things done.Join the conversation shaping the future of energy.Collide is the community where oil & gas professionals connect, share insights, and solve real-world problems together. No noise. No fluff. Just the discussions that move our industry forward.Apply today at collide.ioClick here to watch a video of this episode.
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2023-02-0253 min
C.O.B. Tuesday"It Always Looks Like You're At An Inflection Point, But We Really Are" Featuring Steve Pruett & Dan Naatz, IPAAToday we had the pleasure of hosting the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) for an oil and gas focused discussion. Joining us are Steve Pruett, Chairman of the Board, and Dan Naatz, COO and EVP. Steve and Dan are in Houston for NAPE, which almost all of you are probably familiar with, but for those of you who are not, the conference is gathering 8,000 plus people this year to talk oil and gas overall and oil and gas dealmaking in particular. To understand more about what's happening at NAPE. The IPAA was formed in 1929 by President H...
2023-02-0159 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#76: Revisiting ‘Working across jurisdictions’The devastating 1926 Australian east coast bushfires were a critical point in history that highlighted the imperative for governments to collaborate across jurisdictions. At that time, Victoria and New South Wales worked together to establish insurance populations of species to ensure their ongoing survival.In this special re-run episode, we revisit the conversation we brought to our listeners in May 2022, as a collaboration between IPAA Victoria's Young IPAA Network and IPAA ACT's Future Leaders Committee. It was about working across jurisdictions on environmental policy and regulation.The conversation was hosted by Dr Gordon de...
2023-01-2938 minThe Energy Impacts with David BlackmonThe Energy Question, Episode 19: Dan Naatz, Sr. VP and COO at IPAAIn Episode 19 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon interviews Dan Naatz, Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at IPAA, in a wide-ranging discussion about federal policy matters impacting the oil and natural gas industry.[Follow us on Twitter at @EnergyAbsurdity and @IPAAaccess]IPAA is one of the industry's oldest and most effective national trade associations, representing mainly the interests of small to mid-size independent producers.
2023-01-1230 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 27: Wellbeing and mental illness in the public sectorIn our latest episode of Public Sector Perspectives, IPAA Victoria chats to Maria Katsonis FIPAA (Vic), Deputy Chair of Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing, and hear her very personal story about wellbeing and mental illness in a public sector workplace.
Content Warning
This interview contains references to suicide. If this discussion causes you distress and you need support or help, you can contact Lifeline’s 24-hour hotline on 13 11 14.
2022-11-1423 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 26: Wellbeing in the public purpose sector (part 2)In partnership with IPAA Victoria's People and Culture Community of Practice (CoP), IPAA Victoria has launched a content series dedicated to exploring wellbeing. In this episode, Professor Deborah Blackman, Head of School, and a member of the Public Service Research Group and Dr Fiona Buick, Senior Lecturer, School of Business, UNSW, explore the ideas and concepts that underpin wellbeing that public purpose sector leaders and professionals should consider.
2022-11-0220 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 25: Wellbeing in the public purpose sector (part 1)In partnership with IPAA Victoria's People and Culture Community of Practice (CoP), IPAA Victoria has launched a content series dedicated to exploring wellbeing. In this episode, Professor Deborah Blackman, Head of School, and a member of the Public Service Research Group, School of Business, UNSW and Dr Fiona Buick, Senior Lecturer, School of Business, UNSW, explore the ideas and concepts that underpin wellbeing that public purpose sector leaders and professionals should consider.
2022-11-0220 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 24: Victorian Health Building Authority and SustainabilityIn this episode, Julian Freeland from the Victorian Health Building Authority (VHBA) discusses some of the surprising ways that hospitals can be more energy efficient, how to persuade project managers that it's worth investing in better environmental design, and how this type of public service work creates a real sense of satisfaction and value.
2022-10-1421 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 23: Co-design principles and mental healthIn this episode, we explore co-design principles in implementing some of the interim recommendations of the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health.
We are joined by Paul Flowerdew, Director of the Transformation Strategy and Program Management Office, Mental Health and Wellbeing Division, Department of Health, Michelle Swann, Principal Adivser for Family/Carer Lived Experience, Mental Health and Wellbeing Division, Department of Health, and Karen Gallagher and Alex Moshevelis, co-design practitioners at Today, one of Australia's leading social impact agencies.
2022-08-2548 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 22: Celebrating UN Public Service Day with Ben RimmerTo celebrate United Nations Public Service Day, IPAA Victoria is launching a new series to highlight the extraordinary individuals who work in the public sector and provide outstanding public service, and the breadth of work that gets done.
In this episode, we speak with Ben Rimmer, Associate Secretary at Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, Victoria and Chief Executive Officer at Homes Victoria, who discusses the highlights of his distinguished career, his perspectives on State–Commonwealth relations post-election and his take on the value of the public sector.
2022-08-1124 min
Gradcast#06 - Why be a public servantAre you confused between a career in the public or private sector? Looking for insights from the industry to make your decision? Listen to this special episode of Gradcast, in collaboration with the Future Leaders’ Program of the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA) We are halfway through Season 1 and wanted to switch things up. This episode is about a debate between the Public and Private sectors, we answer the question a lot of students in their final year at university are asking ‘Why be a public servant?’Talking about the perks of working...
2022-07-0439 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 21: Celebrating UN Public Service Day with Y Le Homes VictoriaTo celebrate United Nations Public Service Day, IPAA Victoria is launching a new series to highlight the extraordinary individuals who work in the public sector and provide outstanding public service, and the breadth of work that gets done.
In this episode, we speak with Y Le – Director of Affordable Housing and Social Investment Group at Homes Victoria, which sits within the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. Y discusses new ways of tackling housing, public policy and the importance of the public service.
2022-06-2317 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 20: Women in leadership with Deanne Stewart CEO of Aware SuperReflecting on the release of the IPAA Victoria Top 50 Public Sector Women Awards for 2022, Deanne Stewart (CEO of Aware Super) shares insights on what helps and hinders gender equity in public and private sector workplaces.
2022-05-2024 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 19: International Women's Day panel Q&AThe panel from IPAA Victoria's International Women's Day event discuss some of the audience questions that they were unable to get to on the night. The discussion features:
- Molina Asthana, President Elect, Victorian Law Institute; Board Director and lawyer
- Captain Mona Shindy CSC, Reserve Naval Officer with the Royal Australian Navy
- Tasneem Chopra OAM, cross-cultural consultant inaugural Ambassador for Women of Colour, Australia
2022-04-1243 min
The Energy Mixx Radio ShowVP of Governmental Affairs for IPAA, Dan Naatz, joins Kym and David in the Oil Patch.This week on The Nationally Syndicated In The Oil Patch Radio Show, host Kym Bolado and co-host David Blackmon talk to Dan Naatz, VP of Governmental Affairs for IPAA about a letter his organization wrote to the Biden administration about their stand on the oil gas and energy industry.Inside the Oil Patch. The Latest information on the Oil, Gas, and Natural Gas industry with your host, Kym Bolado. For more information visit https://shalemag.com/in-the-oil-patch-schedule/
2022-04-0445 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorA National Perspective – EP#6: What are we doing about bullying and harassment?The vast majority of public servants behave respectfully and civilly to their colleagues, but employee surveys of public servants across the country repeatedly show that bullying and harassment is still a significant issue. There is strong evidence that it weakens institutions, undermines productivity and innovation and poisons workplace culture. So, what does workplace bullying and harassment look like and what can be done to tackle it and make sure that we have safe and respectful workplaces in the public sector.In this week’s episode we are joined by Victorian Public Sector Commissioner, Adam Fennessey PSM, Vi...
2022-03-1541 min
The Right Connection, with MentorloopMentoring at the IPAA: Meet Lisa FaldonMeet Lisa Faldon, mentor of one of our previous guests, Gemma Friedberg. Prior to being a mentor in the IPAA mentoring program, Lisa already had an interest in mentoring, even exploring the topic in her postgraduate studies.In this episode, Lisa shares her insights on the benefits of a formal, structured mentoring program, what made her and Gemma’s relationship work so well, and what she believes to be one of the keys to an effective mentoring relationship.
2022-01-2710 minThe Right Connection, with MentorloopMentoring at the IPAA: Meet Gemma FreidbergSometimes it takes someone outside of your immediate circle to show you what you need at a certain point in time. In Gemma Friedberg’s case, she assumed that joining the IPAA mentoring program would just be a step in preparing her to move up in her career, as well as a chance to network. What she didn’t anticipate was that on top of that, she would gain was a renewed perspective on dealing with uncertainty and growing resilience, and the confidence to be just that little bit braver in her endeavours.
2021-12-0910 min
IPAAcastIPAA ACT 2021 Future Leaders Summit | Leadership at all LevelsThis podcast is audio of a session from the 2021 Future Leaders Summit: Resilience, Digital Networks and Leadership, presented by the 2021 IPAA ACT Future Leaders Committee. This session, facilitated by Future Leaders Committee member Brock Phyland, and featuring panellists Dr Damian West, Deputy Director-General, Workforce Capability and Governance at the ACT Government, and veteran Future Leaders Committee members Megan Aponte-Payne and Deanne Allan, workshops the perennial theme of leadership at all levels. The discussion examines the importance of an egalitarian ideas culture and considers ways senior leaders, and leaders at all levels in their career, can properly emp...
2021-12-0532 min
IPAAcastIPAA ACT 2021 Future Leaders Summit | Networking in the Digital EraThis podcast is audio of a session from the 2021 Future Leaders Summit: Resilience, Digital Networks and Leadership, presented by the 2021 IPAA ACT Future Leaders Committee. In this session, Belinda Casson, Assistant Secretary, Human Resources Branch at the Department of Finance and Rachael Jackson, Chief Operating Officer at the National Indigenous Australians Agency, consider the challenges of developing and maintaining networks digitally, and provide tips and techniques for overcoming these challenges.The Future Leaders Summit brought together future and senior leaders to interrogate and workshop tips and strategies around major themes identified by future lead...
2021-12-0523 min
IPAAcast2021 Future Leaders Summit | Resilience, Wellbeing and BurnoutThis podcast is audio of a session from the 2021 Future Leaders Summit: Resilience, Digital Networks and Leadership, presented by the 2021 IPAA ACT Future Leaders Committee. For the first part of the session, Masterclass facilitator, Lizzie Nichols, Senior Manager at Deloitte, is joined by Paula Allen, Global Leader, Research and Total Wellbeing at LifeWorks. They discuss the key insights and findings from a recent LifeWorks and Deloitte Canada report on wellbeing and resilience in senior leaders, during post pandemic workplace recovery. ,Lizzie then leads a panel discussion with Andrew Colvin APM OAM Partner, Fin...
2021-12-0554 min
IPAAcast2021 Future Leaders Summit | Forging relationships in your ecosystemThis podcast is audio of a session from the 2021 Future Leaders Summit: Resilience, Digital Networks and Leadership, presented by the 2021 IPAA ACT Future Leaders Committee. In this session, Catherine Rule, Director General, Community Services Directorate at the ACT Government, speaks about her leadership career journey and the importance of creating strong and genuine relationships with an ecosystem of stakeholders.The Future Leaders Summit brought together future and senior leaders to interrogate and workshop tips and strategies around major themes identified by future leaders from the ACT’s public sector.Held on 26...
2021-12-0515 min
IPAAcastIntegrity Series | Getting PracticalJoin IPAA ACT and the Australian Public Service Commission for Getting Practical, the last episode in our four-part Integrity Series podcast.The episode explores initiatives, approaches and learnings that Commonwealth agencies have undertaken to strengthen and uphold their integrity capability.We’re joined by Heather Cook, Deputy Director General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Chris Birrer, General Manager of Services Australia and Iain Scott, First Assistant Secretary at the Department of Finance. They speak with the Series host, Rina Bruinsma, First Assistant Commissioner at the Australian Public Service Commission.Our...
2021-10-2840 min
IPAAcastIntegrity Series | Oversight AgenciesJoin IPAA ACT and the Australian Public Service Commission for Oversight Agencies, the third episode in our four-part Integrity Series podcast.An enduring integrity system is critical to supporting a consistent approach to integrity across the APS and maintaining public trust. Oversight agencies play an important role in this system as they provide assurance that the APS integrity frameworks, processes and policies work.This episode explores the different roles, responsibilities and relationships of oversight agencies in the public sector. We’re joined by Michael Manthorpe PSM, Deputy President of IPAA ACT and former Com...
2021-10-1434 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#49: The EA JourneyIn this special edition of Work with Purpose brought to you by the IPAA ACT EA Committee, we explore what is involved in the role of an EA. What do they do in their day-to-day role? What made them want to be an EA and why should others consider working in these roles that are vital to the running of our APS?In this weeks episode we are joined by Martin Elliffe, Office Manager for Rachel Stephen-Smith, the ACT Minister for Health, Rhana Crago, Executive Assistant to Rosemary Huxtable, the Secretary of the Department of Finance...
2021-10-1144 min
IPAAcast2021 Helen Williams Oration with Dr Cathy Foley AO PSMOn 29 September 2021 Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM, Australia's Chief Scientist, delivered the annual Helen Williams Oration to members and guests at a virtual event. For her oration Dr Foley reflected on our progress in normalising diversity in the workforce. She discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic offers an opportunity to reframe workplace customs and culture, and question whether we, as a nation, could improve our recognition of the contribution older workers make, and better utilise their full human potential. Dr Foley also considered how the pandemic may lead to addressing systemic issues that have stymied women’s advance...
2021-10-0644 min
IPAAcastIntegrity Series | External PerspectivesJoin us for External Perspectives, the second episode in our four-part Integrity Series podcast.This episode offers a lens on integrity from outside the public sector. It explores the meaning of integrity, how the Australian public perceives integrity in the APS and what integrity means across other sectors. It also looks at the relationship between integrity and public trust.Hear from panellists Dr Simon Longstaff AO FCPA, Executive Director at the The Ethics Centre, Commander Jason Kennedy APM, Commander Professional Standards at the Australian Federal Police, and Philippa King, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at t...
2021-09-3025 minThe Energy Mixx Radio ShowIPAA Senior VP, Dan Naatz, joins Kym and David as this week's guest.This week on In The Oil Patch Radio Kym Bolado and co-host David Blackmon talk with Dan Naatz, Senior VP of IPAA about the impact of hurricane IDA on the oil industry in Louisiana and recent change in federal land leasing by the Biden administration.Inside the Oil Patch. The Latest information on the Oil, Gas, and Natural Gas industry with your host, Kym Bolado. For more information visit https://shalemag.com/in-the-oil-patch-schedule/
2021-09-2045 min
IPAAcastIntegrity Series | Understanding IntegrityIntegrity can be defined in many ways. It is about accountability, honesty, and doing the right thing. It’s a learnable skill demonstrated through words, deeds, and behaviours. It is also core to building a high-performing, professional public service that engenders trust and delivers quality outcomes for all Australians.Join us during Integrity Month for the Understanding Integrity podcast. Understanding Integrity is the first of our four-episode Integrity Series, and features guests Peter Woolcott AO, Australian Public Service Commissioner, Jaala Hinchcliffe, Integrity Commissioner, Head of the Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity and APS Academy Faculty member fo...
2021-09-1626 minC.O.B. TuesdayC.O.B. Tuesday Ep. 67 Featuring Barry Russell, Dan Naatz, and Mallori MillerWe hit a triple today with this week's guests! We were thrilled to welcome three leadership members from the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA).We had the pleasure of hosting Barry Russell, President and CEO, Dan Naatz, EVP of Government Relations and Political Affairs, and Mallori Miller, VP of Government Relations. The IPAA is critical in serving on behalf of the exploration and production segment of the industry to help representatives in Congress fully understand the scope and importance of the sector. We had an engaging conversation about how the industry has evolved, the IPAA as...
2021-06-0951 min
IPAAcastData in DFATThis presentation is part of the 2021 Australian Public Service (APS) Graduate Data Week series, held from 22-26 March 2021. The Graduate Data Week series is designed for all data-driven, data-minded or data-curious employees - particularly grads. It experts from the APS and academia who talk about the effective use of data to drive to drive policy, program and corporate delivery of outcomes across the APS and for the benefit of all Australians. The podcast is delivered by Dr Jenny Gordon, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's Chief Economist, who talks about...
2021-04-1229 min
IPAAcastData Informed Decision Making at the ACCCThis presentation is part of the 2021 Australian Public Service (APS) Graduate Data Week series, held from 22-26 March 2021. The Graduate Data Week series is designed for all data-driven, data-minded or data-curious employees - particularly grads. It experts from the APS and academia who talk about the effective use of data to drive to drive policy, program and corporate delivery of outcomes across the APS and for the benefit of all Australians. The podcast is delivered by Imma Chippendale, Leader of Data and Analytics at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, speaking on ho...
2021-04-1223 min
IPAAcastIndigenous Data Sovereignty | Enacting Indigenous Data Governance in AustraliaThis presentation is part of the 2021 Australian Public Service (APS) Graduate Data Week series, held from 22-26 March 2021. The Graduate Data Week series is designed for all data-driven, data-minded or data-curious employees - particularly grads. It experts from the APS and academia who talk about the effective use of data to drive to drive policy, program and corporate delivery of outcomes across the APS and for the benefit of all Australians. The podcast is delivered by Distinguished Professor Maggie Walter from the University of Tasmania, who presents on Indigenous data sovereignty and g...
2021-04-1229 min
IPAAcastGraduate Data Network | Data VisualisationThe human brain can process visuals 60,000 times faster than it processes text, discerning an image in just 13 milliseconds. In today’s big data saturated landscape, it’s imperative that government organises and simplifies data graphically, to foster an improved understanding of mass information to drive better policy development and outcomes.Data visualisation is the graphical representation of information and data. It enables us to grasp difficult concepts, identify patterns, and ultimately help us to understand and improve our engagement with others.Join hosts Gavin Styles and Pip Clark from the Graduate Data Network (GDN) and...
2021-02-1748 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 18: Embracing digital services in Government amidst a pandemicMany organisations this year have been required to respond and adapt to the unprecedented impacts of COVID-19. Especially in their approach to the digitalisation of their services. In this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we look at embracing digital services in government amidst a global pandemic with Joanne de Morton, Chief Executive Officer, Service Victoria. How Service Victoria has modernised its digital operations to be at the forefront of innovation and as a result has established greater trust in government through these everyday interactions.
2020-11-2523 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 17: NAIDOC Week with Elly PatiraTo mark NAIDOC WEEK 2020 and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, in this special episode of Public Sector Perspectives we are joined by Elly Patira, Executive Director, Treaty, Aboriginal Affairs Policy, Aboriginal COVID-19 Taskforce for the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Elly describes how Aboriginal communities in Victoria stopped the spread of COVID-19 through cultural and community-led action. Meanwhile, in the switch to working from home, there have also been surprising outcomes for engagement in the Treaty process.
2020-11-1625 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP #28 – Looking back while moving forward with Dr. Marie-Louise Ayres, Dr. Mathew Trinca AM, & Dr. Rachael CoghlanAs COVID-19 changes the rules of access, how do our cultural institutions remain vibrant, relevant, and resilient? In this week’s episode of Work with Purpose, leaders from three of Australia’s best-loved institutions describe how they and their teams met the challenge. Doubling down on purpose, seeing COVID as an opportunity for innovation and staying close to local people were three of the successful strategies employed.Dr. Marie-Louise Ayres, Director-General of the National Library of Australia; Dr. Mathew Trinca AM, Director of the National Museum of Australia; and Dr. Rachael Coghlan, CEO and A...
2020-11-0545 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 16: Moving to remote learning with Elizabeth Wilson.2020 has put enormous stress on public servants. In this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we look at how the Department of Education and Training responded to the challenges of COVID-19 and why their CIO, Elizabeth Wilson believes the term ‘transformation’ can have an adverse reaction. To encourage small incremental changes that in turn optimises the experience people have with the public service we need to rethink our approach to digital transformation.
2020-11-0420 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 15: Reflecting on the Community you Serve with Bonnie CavanaghOne of the challenges facing all long term public sector institutions is renewal – bringing in new people with new ideas and building and rebuilding a sector that better reflects the community it serves. In today’s episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we talk to someone who epitomises that renewal, Bonnie Cavanagh is a Program Manager in the Media and Corporate Communications Unit in Victoria Police. She has worked at Victoria Police for more than 12 years, starting off as forensic officer - providing frontline forensic technical expertise - and then moving into senior policy, project program management positions. Bonnie is also a prou...
2020-10-2119 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 14: An insight into econometrics and COVID-19 with Emma GreyIn this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we hear from Emma Grey, Manager of Macroeconomic Policy & Forecasting at Deloitte Access Economics, who discusses the impacts of COVID-19 on the social economic structure in Victoria from the lens of a young professional.
As Victoria looks to start navigating its way to ‘COVID-19 normal’, the roadmap to reopening turns our attention towards the state of the economy. It’s difficult to fully measure what has been lost both economically and socially and so with this comes the challenge to capture the data and assist Victorians to move forward.
2020-10-0726 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#24: Last Drinks with Drew Baker, Caroline Walsh, Carmel McGregorFrom the first floor of a Belconnen Tavern to the shadows of Parliament House.Drew Baker’s transformative term as a leader of the ACT Branch of the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA), is one of energy, strategy and opportunism.With his trademark eye for detail, Drew grew the organisation’s profile into one of Australia’s most important public sector institutions.In this week’s edition of Work with Purpose, Drew is joined in conversation with David Pembroke, Carmel McGregor and IPAA’s incoming CEO, Caroline Walsh.We l...
2020-10-0634 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 13: Beyond the virus, with Dr Sandro Demaio, CEO, VicHealthVicHealth was a world-leading example of public sector innovation when it was established in 1987, for more than 30 years it has supported and promoted new ways of improving public health. In this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we speak to Dr Sandro Demaio, the CEO of VicHealth, about how COVID-19 is reshaping the work of one of Australia’s most influential public health organisations.
2020-09-2333 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 12: Warwick Gately AM, Electoral Commissioner, VECLast month, the State government confirmed Local government elections will go ahead as scheduled, for Saturday 24 October 2020. In this podcast episode of Public Sector Perspectives, we are fortunate to gain an insight to the election preparations already well underway. Warwick Gately AM, Victorian Electoral Commissioner, discusses how the VEC is planning to deliver these state-wide council elections entirely via postal ballot. Warwick also shares his own adaptive leadership approach during this pandemic and reassures us that even during these very difficult circumstances, “we can have absolute confidence in the way public administration is conducted”.
2020-09-0224 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 11: Dr Steve Hodgkinson, CIO, DHHS“One of the big debates in the leadership of digital transformation is the merits of a ‘big bang’ strategic program versus a more tactical, incremental approach,” says the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services’ (DHHS) Chief Information Officer and IPAA Victoria Fellow, Dr Steve Hodgkinson. IPAA Victoria’s Public Sector Perspectives interviewed top 50 CIO, Dr Hodgkinson to discuss his views toward organisational transformation. COVID-19 has refocused attention on the power of digital tools to transform the public sector, so what does that actually mean and what is really possible? Listen to Dr Hodgkinson’s podcast of Public Sector Perspectives in which he re...
2020-08-1230 min
Work with Purpose: A podcast about the Australian Public SectorEP#18: Future Leaders – the APS in 2021 and beyond – with Katherine Jones PSMInnovation does not stand still on ‘’Work with Purpose’’. This week we feature a conversation with IPAA Future Leaders who undertook a hackathon to explore the question “What could, or should the APS look like one year from now?” The IPAA future leaders, as you have seen from the important contribution they have made to Work with Purpose, are the best and brightest in the APS. We would encourage anyone interested in making bigger contribution to the APS to get in touch with IPAA about how to become a future leader. T...
2020-08-1040 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 10: Andrew Wear, Author, Director of Economic DevelopmentIf a city is constantly evolving and growing, what happens when we press the pause button? In this episode of Public Sector Perspectives Podcast, IPAA Victoria is joined by Andrew Wear, Director of Economic Development at the City of Melbourne and senior public sector professional. Andrew discusses this poignant question and how residents across Melbourne are facing the pandemic in very different ways. He has authored, Solved! How Other Countries Have Cracked The World’s Biggest Problems And We Can To, in which he analyses the success of countries around the world and applies these learnings to problems we face in...
2020-08-0525 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 9: Colin Radford, Chief Executive for WorkSafe VictoriaAs a leader, Colin Radford understands human beings are social creatures and his own energy is replenished through interactions with his team. After commencing as Chief Executive for WorkSafe Victoria in November 2019, he was only in the role for a few months before, like so many others, was asked to work from home. This week’s episode of Public Sector Perspectives delves into how Colin built trust and communication with the workforce he had only recently started to lead and how he remains upbeat and confident that Victoria can get through this crisis, if we focus on the right things. As...
2020-07-3034 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 8: Claire Spencer AM, CEO, Arts Centre MelbourneAll the world’s a stage and fittingly, in this week’s Public Sector Perspectives episode, we are joined by Arts Centre Melbourne CEO, Claire Spencer AM. Sitting beneath its iconic Spire and home to The Australian Ballet, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Theatre Company and Opera Australia, Arts Centre Melbourne is Australia’s largest and busiest performing arts centre. Its doors however are currently closed because COVID-19 has created a crisis for Australia’s performing arts professionals. Listen to how Claire continues to lead this major cultural centre with an emphasis on care, empathy and communication in leadership. Staying connected with the...
2020-07-2225 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 7: Glenn Patterson, Chief Executive Officer of the City of CaseyIn this episode of Public Sector Perspectives, CEO Glenn Patterson describes how one decision taken three years ago made their transition to remote work easier, how you maintain staff morale during a period that has included the COVID19 crisis and the sacking of the Council, and why he thinks he might never see all his staff again.
2020-07-1625 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 6: Tanja Kovac, Gender Equity During a CrisisPutting the gender lens over COVID-19. This episode of Public Sector Perspectives features Tanja Kovac, CEO of the newly formed peak body Gender Equity Victoria. How has the epidemic affected men and women differently and how has the community sector, on which the public sector depends for advice, expertise and service delivery, fared during the crisis?
2020-07-0925 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 5 part 2: Cube Group, From Response to RecoveryIn this two-part episode, we sit down with Managing Partner Ben Schramm and Director Tom Craven of Cube Group to discuss flattening not one, but four curves of disruption and how to manage public services through the waves of the COVID-19 crisis. Read Cube Group's report in full 'From Response to Recovery'.
2020-07-0220 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 5 part 1: Cube Group, From Response to RecoveryIn this two-part episode, we sit down with Managing Partner Ben Schramm and Director Tom Craven of Cube Group to discuss flattening not one, but four curves of disruption and how to manage public services through the waves of the COVID-19 crisis. Read Cube Group's report in full 'From Response to Recovery' here. https://cubegroup.com.au/flattening-four-curves-how-to-manage-public-services-through-the-waves-of-the-covid-19-crisis/
2020-06-2526 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 4: Dr Wesley Payne McClendon, Crisis LeadershipIn this episode we hear from Dr Wesley Payne McClendon, expert in transformation and change strategy. Dr McClendon discusses leadership in a crisis, outlines a transformation lifecycle and shares ways to approach leadership and ways to adapt during a pandemic. Dr Payne McClendon has written multiple articles on the topic since the crisis of Covid-19 began, see below for a link to his piece 'Leadership, Pandemics and the Future of Working'. (https://www.hcamag.com/au/specialisation/leadership/leadership-pandemics-and-the-future-of-working/221016)
2020-06-1724 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 3: Kate Torney, Chief Librarian & CEO, State Library of VictoriaKate Torney, describes her COVID-19 moment and how the State Library is capturing this unique cultural moment in Victoria's history.
2020-06-0325 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 2: COVID19 and Victoria PoliceSusan Middleditch Deputy Secretary at Victoria Police, describes the phone call that made everything change in her professional world and the behind-the-scenes work that has kept one of Victoria's most important public sector services operational during the COVID19 pandemic.
2020-05-2330 min
Public Sector PerspectivesPublic Sector Perspectives Episode 1: Mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 crisisIPAA Victoria presents Public Sector Perspectives: Mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 crisis. Today on the show we look at how public sector managers are responding to the challenge of suddenly having to manage their teams remotely. More details about IPAA Victoria’s People Leaders’ Wellbeing Leadership Online Workshop Series are at www.vic.ipaa.org.au
2020-05-0723 min
Sort Of NigerianEpisode 2 w/Bariyaa Ipaa - Black History MonthOn this episode we spoke with our first ever guest, Nigerian Artist Bariyaa Ipaa about his experience growing up in a refugee camp in Benin Republic, the struggle of the Ogoni people, navigating national and tribal identities, and the importance of learning about Indigenous histories and present as immigrants.
2020-04-1444 min
OketsaGo ipaa ka bodipa mo dikagong/lefatsheng/lefelong le mmueledi Tshepo LekokotlaGo ipaa ka bodipa mo dikagong/Properties that are illegally occupied le Tshepo Lekokotla Practicing Attorney and Director Van Velden Duffey Attorneys
2020-02-2410 minOketsaGo ipaa ka bodipa mo dikagong/lefatsheng/lefelong le mmueledi Tshepo LekokotlaGo ipaa ka bodipa mo dikagong/Properties that are illegally occupied le Tshepo Lekokotla Practicing Attorney and Director Van Velden Duffey Attorneys
2020-02-2410 min
College Matters!Episode 54: IPAA/PESA Externship with Sarah CastroSarah Castro talks about the IPAA/PESA externship offered for junior/senior high school students and college freshmen.
To apply: eec.talentlms.com/index
2019-12-1714 min
Le Flaneur Politique#10 Special Edition: Interview with Professor John Wanna: Career ReflectionsProfessor John Wanna has studied politics, policy, and public administration since the 1970s and has published over 50 books and supervised over 50 research students. He is the inaugural Sir John Bunting Chair in Public Administration at the Australia and New Zealand School of Government based at the Australian National University.
He is a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Science in Australia and National Fellow of the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA). He received IPAA's Meritorious Service Award in 2014 after serving for twenty years as the editor of the Australian Journal of Public Administration.
John’s scholarly contribution is to...
2018-09-1023 min
The Jacki Daily ShowDebunking The Biggest Myths About Fracking (Jacobs, Energy in Depth, IPAA); Why Oil Prices Are Rising (Dewhurst) - 4/15/18Debunking The Biggest Myths About Fracking (Jacobs, Energy in Depth, IPAA); Why Oil Prices Are Rising (Dewhurst)
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