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Each year the Australian Public Service Commission surveys staff from government agencies about their working environment, career intentions, and their views on leadership and management.

On 16 September 2022, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade experienced printing and dispatch issues in its State and Territory Offices.

On 23 August 2022, DFAT identified a data transfer error that had caused incorrect photos or signatures to be printed on a small number of passports.

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DFAT will soon approach the market for IT Service Desk and uplift for managing IT services, through a one-step procurement process advertised on AusTender.

Professor Anne Orford and Associate Professor Rain Liivoja have been appointed as DFAT’s Visiting Legal Fellows for 2022-2023.

The ‘Big Meet’ is DFAT’s fifth annual development supplier event and the first to be held solely online. The Big Meet is the premier conference for DFAT and commercial development suppliers looking to collaborate, engage and maximise business networking and get updates on implementation of the development program.

I hereby state that it is not in the public interest for the following procurement by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to be suspended while complaints under section 18 of the Act are being investigated or while applications for injunctions under Part 2 of the Act are being considered.