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ASIC manager resigns over relocation payments
ASIC’s chair has stood aside and its deputy chair has resigned amid an investigation into relocation expenses.
Council apologises for data breach
A Melbourne council accidentally published personal information about residents on a public website.
Corruption probe to consider Victorian planning system
A corruption probe will consider the integrity of Victoria's planning system.
Councils recognised in development awards
A range of council projects have been recognised for excellence in Urban Development.
Returned LGAQ president vows to fight COVID ‘curve-ball’
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Councils urged to prepare as fire season looms
A local government bushfire support unit has been re-activated as councils brace for summer.
Aus Post CEO stood aside in Cartier watches probe
Four Australia Post managers were rewarded with $3,000 Cartier watches for their work.
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Problems arise when technology moves fast and regulation moves slow, an issue we have with facial recognition technology in Australia right now.
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COVID19 revolutionises ICT-led healthcare
COVID-19 will have a lasting legacy for ICT-led healthcare, a technology summit has heard.
Urban planning in a post-pandemic world
COVID-19 is challenging many conventions within urban development across the globe.
Sydney councils seek help for ibis problem
Councils are seeking solutions to the urban bin chicken problem.
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Council redeploys staff to food charity
A COVID-hit Sydney council is lending underemployed staff to a food charity.
Sydney council takes on NASA for award
A Sydney council’s ocean pollution website is up against NASA for an international award.
Council finds solution to mattress headaches
A NSW Council is trialing a recycling solution for its ever growing stockpiles of dumped mattresses.
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Toyota commits to the environment
Helping the environment is a priority for Toyota, not only in the vehicles that it produces but throughout its global operations.
Locks and keys go cyber
How CyberLock became the most successful electronic lock and key system in Australia and New Zealand.
Technology drives new safety solutions
When it comes to fleet vehicles, the number one priority for government customers is safety, says Toyota Australia’s National Government Fleet Manager, Aman Gupta.
Sustainable solutions for sports grounds
Councils are exploring new, smarter ways of managing their parks and sports grounds.
50 years of surface solutions
Synthetic sports surface specialist Polytan will showcase its most cutting edge technology at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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