Richard Wagstaff

Treasury is proposing a revolution in the way government departments and agencies are run, but it is asking companies who've been briefed to keep the details secret. Audio

The Government says its delivered on its promise to reduce the size of the burgeoning public service. Audio

Details are emerging of how the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry will implement cuts to its Biosecurity division. Audio

The Auckland mayor John Banks today apologised for his suggestion that 40 percent of the city's council staff will lose their jobs when the super city is formed. Audio

Inland Revenue has announced plans to slash up to 250 jobs and at this stage says it will be asking for voluntary redundancies. Audio

The union has 2400 members working for the region's eight local authorities and council-controlled organisations. Audio

Chief executives across the public sector are on notice they are to make significant savings in their operating budgets. Audio

That could mean up to 150 jobs going. Audio

Court security is likely to be high on the agenda when the Minister for Courts meets with judges in Auckland tomorrow. Audio

Talking to PSA National Secretary Richard Wagstaff. Audio

The country's largest city council has a new plan for keeping rates down - a freeze on the pay packets of council staff. Audio

Tim Walker explains why he's leaving the stunning NewDowse for Auckland Museum. Audio

Based on 2005 survey data, the Waikato University's management school says state workers actually earn 20 percent more. Audio

A new report on the sector highlights chronic underfunding, low wages and high staff turnover. Audio