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‘Ideal public servant’ stole $22m from WA government
A former senior public servant with a penchant for expensive houses, racehorses and high living stole $22 million from the WA government.
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The Victorian Government is working to make procurement pathways easier for local businesses.
Councils key to creating inclusive communities for people with disability
The NSW Government is working on creating more inclusive communities for people with disability, with local councils to play a central role.
Changes to NSW infrastructure contribution reforms package
The NSW Government has acted upon changes recommended by local councils and Local Government NSW on its infrastructure contribution reforms package.
Smart warfare -Defence invests in AI capability
Defence has invested $10 million to help Australian companies develop AI and virtual reality technologies.
More community awareness needed on recycled water: report
Recycled water could be a valuable resource if there was more community awareness surrounding it, according to the Victorian Auditor General.
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Cyber security is no longer purely a matter for technology teams; it is now a major component of organisational risk management.
As organisations move towards a Covid-normal environment, it will be crucial that managers bring employees along with new ways of working.
The fact that more than 20,000 cyber incidents were experienced across all levels of government is cause for concern.
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The greening of government fleets
Government fleets are going green. We take a look at some of the latest initiatives.
Transporting urban mobility into the future
There’s a lot of hype around Mobility as a Service, but what is it and what does government neeed to do to get there?
Council mining alliance banks on strength in numbers
Mining cities say the nation’s riding on the back of a haul truck but they're not sharing the benefits.
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Celebrating 85 years of innovation with Interflow
Leading pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, is celebrating its 85th year of uplifting communities through the provision of world-class water and wastewater services.
Smart poles paving way for councils to deliver better services to community
The rise in smart cities has increased visual clutter in the streetscape and the need to harmonise smart city deployments, and one company believes it has a solution.
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How to attract women to STEM education and help them flourish in the field
As a society, our potential to excel in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM), is stifled by the underrepresentation of girls and women in STEM education and careers.
How to select the right government security partner
In the pandemic, the role of security in government is even more important to ensure the safety of the nation’s leaders across local, state and federal levels.
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Space rockets and unicorns – Council’s innovation success story
A Queensland council will showcase its 'innovation ecosystem’ at an international forum.
Council to produce tiles from dumped mattresses
Shoalhaven City Council is building a green ceramics 'micro-factory' that will turn discarded mattresses and glass waste into tiles.
Council planning goes from ICAC to accolades
The secret to successful planning is to focus on steering growth rather than responding to it, according to an award-winning council.
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