How Norfolk Island is solving its waste dilemma
Norfolk Island Regional Council is turning to circular economy initiatives to solve its waste management problems.
25 April, 2022
Procurement
Council standardises toilet blocks, saves time and money
Georges River Council says there are many benefits to standardising public toilet design.
18 April, 2022
Procurement of Aboriginal goods and services grows in WA
Almost $500 million worth of WA government contracts have been awarded to Aboriginal businesses over the last three years.
11 April, 2022
Yarra uses new technology in road pavement trial
A Melbourne council is trialing a road pavement technology designed to minimise urban flooding.
7 April, 2022
New funding agreement for Marinus Link
A major funding milestone has been announced for the Marinus Link.
4 April, 2022
Competing for tech talent in the public sector
The lack of a talent pipeline and succession planning is catching up with many government agencies as the workforce ages.
4 April, 2022
Policing goes digital as new technologies adopted
WA police integrate CarPlay app while a progam to catch illegal mobile phone use in NSW takes out a global award.
31 March, 2022
Pre-fab homes on govt land provide more social housing
The WA government is investing in modular homes to help meet demand for social housing.
21 March, 2022
Putting the spotlight on the power of procurement
As the crisis in Ukraine unfolds, governments are leveraging procurement as a weapon against the Russian regime.
21 March, 2022
WA trials first zero-emission buses
WA is trialling its first battery-electric bus in a northern Perth suburb.
3 March, 2022
Incumbency no longer dictates procurement for public sector agencies
In Australia and New Zealand, there’s been a noticeable transformation in government procurement that has shortened the process from weeks to days.
2 March, 2022
Queensland police to deploy drones
The Queensland Government is investing nearly a million dollars in drone technology to support police in North Queensland.
21 February, 2022
Investors back renewables as power plant shuts down
Commercial interest in renewables is up as Australia’s largest coal-fired power plant announces its closure.
17 February, 2022
NSW takes step towards green bus fleet with $70 million contract
The NSW government has ordered $70 million worth of electric buses from a local company.
14 February, 2022
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