The Australian Journal of Public Administration is an academic journal dedicated to the fields of public administration, public management, and policy-making. This magazine is committed to promoting research and practice in these fields, and providing valuable content for different readership groups. Whether interested in the public sector environment at the federal, state, local, or intergovernmental levels, this magazine encourages readers to conduct in-depth research, reflection, and commentary.

The uniqueness of this magazine lies in its focus on the multi-level public sector environment. It covers a wide range of topics and issues, from national policy-making to local government administrative practices. This makes the magazine an indispensable resource for scholars, practitioners, and policy makers, helping them understand the current state and development trends of public administration in Australia and other regions. In order to ensure the academic quality and rigor of the published content, the journal adopts a double-blind review system. This means that all submitted materials will undergo a rigorous peer review process to ensure the authenticity, reliability, and innovation of the research. In this way, the magazine provides a high-quality communication platform for both academia and practice, promoting knowledge sharing and progress in the field of public administration.