New Zealand government agencies are making progress in embedding the country’s latest procurement reforms, with separate self-reported capability data pointing to stronger procurement practices and
Australian councils and their suppliers have largely constructive, low-conflict relationships, according to new research, but weaknesses in market engagement, commercial design and contract governance may
Women-owned businesses across New South Wales are set to gain greater access to government procurement opportunities through a new partnership between the NSW Government and
Australia’s ability to maintain essential goods and services during conflict or a major crisis will be examined as part of a new parliamentary inquiry into
Independent MP Dai Le has challenged the Federal Government to back its Australian-made messaging with stronger procurement measures, arguing that domestic manufacturers need a dependable
Victoria’s Big Build is set to come under formal scrutiny after newly appointed Premier Ben Carroll announced plans for a royal commission, which could bring
Australia and Singapore have sealed a landmark deal designed to protect essential trade flows and strengthen supply chain resilience during periods of global disruption. The
Master Builders ACT has renewed its calls for an urgent review of the Territory’s procurement systems following serious corruption findings linked to the $18.8 million
Australian exporters now face a higher tariff on most goods entering the United States after the Trump administration imposed a new 12.5 percent duty linked
Following reforms to Tasmania’s Buy Local Policy, 96.6 percent of Tasmanian Government contracts valued above $50,000 were awarded to local businesses during the March 2026
