$67 million for digital identity
The federal government has announced $67 million for the MyGovID initiative as it seeks to reassure critics.
21 March, 2019The federal government has announced $67 million for the MyGovID initiative as it seeks to reassure critics.
21 March, 2019Australia’s digital industry says ICT procurement processes still have a tendency to ‘replicate paper-based processes.’
11 February, 2019The majority of citizens find their interactions with government services to be disconnected, slow and lacking in customer engagement, research finds.
10 July, 2018What impact will new technologies have on future employment, and what’s the government’s role?
21 September, 2017Bees, tourism and face recognition.
5 September, 2016Public sector solutions stand out.
27 June, 2016Digital Transformation Office to set up ‘Digital Marketplace’.
7 December, 2015ICT dumped for Innovation rebrand.
26 November, 2015NSW Finance Minister Perrottet bites back.
4 May, 2015Report in six months, but expert advisers and focus raise eyebrows.
27 November, 2014Lobbyists need not apply.
29 October, 2014Prospect of national one-stop-shop for government supplier accreditation.
23 October, 2014AIIA submission questions progress of policies and promises.
26 August, 2014The Communications Minister has put agencies on notice that charging for access to taxpayer-funded information now lacks support at an official level and that Open Data is the way preferred way forward.
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