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Politics

No "ideological war" against poorly-led bureaucracy, says Marshall

Premier Steven Marshall says his Liberal Government has no “ideological problem” with the state’s public service, but argues it hasn’t been “particularly well-led”.

Local

Reform public service - but don't blow it up, Marshall warned

A major public service shake-up should be carried out over three terms of Liberal rule rather than with an immediate “big bang”, the Marshall Government has been told.

Local

Labor seeks to compel bureaucrats in DPC probe

The State Opposition will seek to establish a select committee to further investigate claims Premier Steven Marshall raised questions with a senior public servant about the “impartiality” of his cabinet office days before five staff members with links to former Labor ministers were shifted out of his Department.

Politics

Sacked DPC executive had questioned Marshall's cabinet office plan

Premier Steven Marshall has denied he was cautioned about “influencing or interfering with” public sector employment arrangements, but has revealed the former deputy chief executive of his department raised questions about “comments that I had made to the cabinet office” days before she was sacked.

Opinion

Labor veteran hits back over public service politicisation

Former Labor minister Kym Mayes says his Unley successor Mark Brindal is wrong to blame John Bannon for the politicisation of the state’s public service.