The APS Employee Census is an annual survey conducted across the APS, designed to collect feedback from all staff on their experiences working in the Agency.

Under Senate Orders we must publish information about our contracts and files.

Our corporate reporting documents explain how we work and what we do. They also help to make our processes and decisions more transparent to the Australian public.

Accurately and consistently identifying the presence, location and condition of asbestos containing materials is essential in ensuring that effective actions can be taken to prevent exposure to airborne asbestos fibres.

Councils are on the frontline of asbestos management and safety. Practical resources have been developed to assist local governments manage asbestos exposure risks for both residents in their Local Government Area (LGA) and workers in council workplaces.

Working in the building and construction industry increases the possibility of asbestos exposure. This guidance includes information on where you might find asbestos, the laws that relate to working with asbestos and how to prevent or minimise the release of harmful asbestos fibres during various work activities.

If your home was built or renovated before 1990 it might contain asbestos. This guide provides information about where you might find asbestos, the laws that relate to asbestos management and removal and how to protect yourself, your family and your neighbours from exposure to harmful asbestos fibres.