Government posts ‘inadvertently’ wiped after Facebook ban
Government sites found themselves caught up in Facebook’s media ban.
18 February, 2021Government sites found themselves caught up in Facebook’s media ban.
18 February, 2021The former NBN boss says the government is paying the price of past mistakes.
24 September, 2020Coronavirus appears to have had a silver lining for Australia Post.
31 August, 2020The winners have been announced in the 2020 NSW Local Government Awards.
10 August, 2020Australia Post is relaxing delivery standards and retraining thousands of posties.
22 April, 2020The City of Adelaide has built a chatbot that can answer 35,000 questions.
11 December, 2019The NSW Surveillance Devices Commissioner will safeguard against illegal police bugging.
28 October, 2019Open Government provides the antidote to the crisis of trust in government that threatens our ability to best serve citizens.
16 July, 2018Keeping tabs on graffiti, potholes or dumped rubbish has become easier for a number of local governments using a new mobile application that provides improved communication with citizens.
2 July, 2018The Intermedia Group has announced the appointment of Darragh O’Keeffe as editor of Government News ahead of a major revamp of the publication.
8 March, 2018GigCity Adelaide has announced a major expansion of its 1 Gigabit/sec fibre optic network. There will be 16 additional innovation precincts added to the $7.6 million network. The new precincts are located across Adelaide’s metropolitan area, including seven in the north, six in the CBD and one each in the west and south of Adelaide. […]
19 February, 2018Rapidly advancing technology is opening new doors to convenience, speed, and transparency for private-sector customers. New devices and techniques are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. But these benefits are often not realised in government, where tight budgets are making it difficult for the public sector to deliver services of a similarly high quality. […]
29 January, 2018Citizen engagement with government has been transformed by social media. Social media has led to significant changes in the conversation between government and the general public. It is no longer one way. Previously people’s voices were heard only at the polling booths, but today the conversation is held in the open, and it’s transparent – […]
29 November, 2017Social media is now a major channel through which Australia’s government sector disseminates information. It is also increasingly important in other ways – as a way of measuring community reaction to government initiatives, for example. The ninth annual Social Media for Government Summit in Melbourne has heard from dozens of government speakers about how social […]
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