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NSW and Queensland follow Victoria and South Australia into Super-Department arrangements

by Staff Writers, Mon 13 July 2009

As of 1 July 2009, both New South Wales and Queensland streamlined their bureaucracies into 13 Super Departments and in so doing have followed Victoria’s and South Australia’s lead.

NSW Premier Nathan Rees announced on 11 June that the 13 Super Departments would be formed from the 160 state agencies. The new structure saw the appointment of 13 Directors General to head the new super agencies...

NSW: Successful super departments?

by Paris Cowan, Tue 4 May 2010

Nearly one year after former Premier Nathan Rees announced that the 160 agencies that form the NSW Government would be consolidated into 13 Super Departments, signs of a meaningful level of integration are evident at just three of the Super Departments, according to a review of public domain information by Intermedium. ...

NSW fine tunes super department structure

by Paris Cowan, Tue 20 April 2010

The NSW Department of Police and Emergency Services will be split in two in a move that represents the first major modification to the super department structure...

NSW Shared Services model revealed in 2010-11 Budget Papers

by Staff Writers, Fri 11 June 2010

As predicted by Intermedium, the 2010-11 NSW Budget Papers have provided answers to the future direction of Shared Services in NSW government...

ICT Winners and Losers Inevitable in New Super Department

by Staff Writers, Fri 5 August 2005

Established in October 2004, the Department of Human Services (DHS), brings together six social and health services agencies which collectively deliver payments and services worth more than $80 billion a year. These agencies are: Centrelink, Health Insurance Commission (including Medicare), the Child Support Agency, CRS Australia (Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service), Australian Hearing and Health Services Australia...

WA's Shared Services Model Once Again in Doubt

by Kristen Hammond, Fri 14 January 2011

Western Australia has become the latest government to question the effectiveness of the shared services model, with Premier Colin Barnett announcing this week that a critical aspect of...


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