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Sir Roland Wilson Foundation Lecture 2004 : Once was Camelot in Canberra? Reflections on public service leadership

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2004

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Shergold, Peter

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Lady Wilson, Professor Terrell, distinguished guests. I am honoured indeed to present the Sir Roland Wilson lecture. It is an opportunity for me to pay tribute to the extraordinary achievements of a great public servant and to reflect on the manner in which the Australian Public Service has changed since Sir Roland’s time.

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Australian Public Service, leadership, Sir Roland Wilson, departmental secretaries, public scrutiny, senior public servants, media, policy advice

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/44503

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ANU Research Publications

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Public Lecture

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