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As the outgoing Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Terry Moran is the most influential Australian public servant to leave office since former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry. Moran’s public service career began in 1973 as a Commonwealth Public Service Board Administrative Trainee; he would spend half his career at the federal level. Before commencing his role as Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet in 2008, Moran had held several influential posts in public service, including Chief Executive of the Victorian State Training Board, Chief Executive of the Australian National Training Authority and Director-General of Education in Queensland. In 2008-09, Terry Moran worked closely with departmental colleagues, the Prime Minister and senior ministers on the formation of the Economic Stimulus Plan.

The challenges for the public service in protecting Australia’s democracy in the future