This article discusses how regulators are actively navigating the AI landscape, fostering cross-sector collaboration whilst focusing on ethical, safe, and accountable AI. The author argues that this endeavor will require the engagement at all levels of public service, civil society and professional communities of practice.

This article discusses integrity and anti-corruption in the light of Australia's Robodebt scandal, and the role of Australia’s new National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) after just 16 months of operation.

This article explores how agencies can support First Nations Australians to build strong, equitable and sustainable by ensuring that governance is informed and enriched by cultural and social determinants that Indigenous communities bring to the table. The challenge among regulators lies in ‘walking the bridge' together in a manner that respects Indigenous governance while ensuring...

While Artificial Intelligence tools, particularly large language models (LLMs), can be beneficial for exploring complex subjects, enhancing understanding and facilitating conversations across many knowledge domains and stakeholders, regulators need to be careful when using AI for administrative decisions with legal obligations and consequences.

In the context of other communities of practice at the International Association on Regulation and Governance conference, this article reflects on the role and achievements of the National Regulators Community of Practice at ANZSOG since its inception in 2020.