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Government Communications

Court orders Israeli commission to drop men-only course

A labour court in Jerusalem has ordered Israel’s Civil Service Commission to admit at least 10 women to a men-only civil service training course within 30 days – or shut […]

If no news is good news, what is fake news?

This is not fake news, but the UK has opened up a select committee parliamentary inquiry into fake news – its growth and its impact on different age groups and […]

Government communications ‘struggling’ to keep up in digital age, says new report

Rapid technological change and growing distrust of political elites are creating “unprecedented difficulties” for government communications functions in their work supporting public policy, according to a new report by advertising […]

30 years since first woman was appointed to lead Australian government department

This month marks the 30th anniversary of the appointment of the first female secretary heading up an Australian government department. Helen Williams AO was appointed secretary of the Department of […]

UK government agency looking for head of communications

The UK government’s procurement agency is looking for a new head of communications. The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) – an executive agency and Cabinet Office trading fund, which brings together […]

How Should Governments Best Use Twitter?

The social media tool Twitter is used by thousands of governments and national leaders, but who uses it most and who uses it best? Some interesting statistics have been found […]