Unions warn of 5,500 job losses under proposed APS cuts
Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.
19 May, 2022
NSW council improves safety of fleet with GPS
A NSW council says incorporating GPS into its fleet assets has helped create a safer fleet, reduce accidents and save money.
19 May, 2022
ADF invests in $299m health records system upgrade
The Australian Defence Force is overhauling its electronic health records system in a bid to move towards a more modern, patient-centric approach.
16 May, 2022
Research finds Aussie cities fail to meet health and sustainability thresholds
Australian cities may be less likely to promote healthy and sustainable lifestyles than some lower-income global counterparts, research suggests.
12 May, 2022
Grappling with trust in world of digital identity
The former Human Rights Commissioner says no digital ID system can be sustainable without trust.
12 May, 2022
TfNSW hit by another data breach
Transport for NSW has been forced to apologise after being hit by another data breach.
9 May, 2022
Data breaches still a concern for NSW citizens
NSW citizens are concerned about their data being shared or released inappropriately and want NSW agencies to protect their personal information, a recent survey has revealed.
5 May, 2022
Renewable energy for Rottnest Island
The Western Australian government is continuing its investment in Rottnest Island with a $62 million commitment from the upcoming 2022-23 State Budget.
5 May, 2022
Customer Service develops new digital products
In a move towards a customer-centric government in a decade’s time, the NSW government is developing a digital wallet and an e-regulation platform.
2 May, 2022
Amsterdam to Newcastle: ‘repair cafes’ save junk from going to landfill
Council ‘repair cafes’ encourage residents to fix broken items rather than disposing of them.
2 May, 2022
Regional galleries think big
The City of Greater Bendigo wants to turn the Bendigo Art Gallery into a leading regional arts institution.
2 May, 2022
Canopy mapping app helps SA council see wood for the trees
A South Australian council using new technology to measure and monitor tree canopy, raise community awareness and inform Council planning.
28 April, 2022
Council standardises toilet blocks, saves time and money
Georges River Council says there are many benefits to standardising public toilet design.
18 April, 2022
Best tasting water in NSW/ACT named
Shoalhaven Water has taken out a state award for top-tasting tap water.
18 April, 2022
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