New Zealand’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has announced regulations surrounding the new Business Payment Practices Act 2023, which will bring greater transparency to
PASA is delighted to announce an exciting collaboration with respected procurement influencer and thought-leader Gordon Donovan, Global Vice President Research, Procurement & External Workforce at
An explosive federal report by the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit has criticised wasteful Commonwealth procurement, with no-nonsense chair Julian Hill MP citing
Is procurement attempting too much with the ESG agenda? Is a net zero target by 2050 actually achievable? PASA recently caught up with Kearney’s Kate
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has accelerated the growth and refinement of procurement in Ukraine, which was previously a relatively immature and non-formal practice, according to
Small businesses are feeling excluded from the chance to tender for Australian Government procurement contracts, stating they are not part of the ‘in-crowd’ or find
New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister, Carmel Sepuloni, has announced the introduction of new modern slavery legislation, in a bid to improve transparency and accountability. The
New global research from The Hackett Group has revealed that over the past year procurement operating costs increased for the first time in more than
Human rights violations within supply chains are troubling the minds of eight out of ten American and UK CEOs, research from Proxima has revealed. The
Nine years out from the Brisbane Olympics Games the Queensland Government has fired the starter’s gun on a renewed procurement strategy presenting a $180 billion
