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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is growing across the public sector as entities seek to leverage its potential and find opportunities to deliver services more efficiently
Computers were first introduced across the Queensland public sector in the 1960’s, paving the way for a new age of opportunities powered by data and analytics.
Our first blog in this series explored new climate-related financial disclosure reporting requirements, including which entities are in scope and when reporting will phase in.
Reflections on Auditor Proud Day: 37 years of purpose, people, and accountability
After 37 years in the public sector, I’m proud to say that being an auditor has been more than a care
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Upcoming audits
The audit follows up on recommendations we made in Delivering social housing services (Report 1: 2022–23), which we tabled in July 2022.
Each year, one in every 5 adults experiences a mental illness, and approximately half of all adults experience one at some point in their lives. This can have a devastating impact on them and those close to them.
The state budget 2025–26 includes a capital (major projects) program of $116.8 billion over the 4 years to 2028–29. The Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program 2025–26 to 2028–29 accounts for 36 per cent of this.
In 2023–24, Queensland Corrective Services reported that 51.4 per cent of adults released from prison returned to prison or another type of correctional facility within 2 years.
The Queensland Government’s cyber security is only as strong as its most vulnerable third-party provider.
Local governments (councils) play a critical role in the viability and vibrancy of local communities. It is important for state and local governments to work together to address the sustainability challenges they face.