Government planners blamed for Woolworths woe
Masters all zoned out.
18 June, 2015Masters all zoned out.
18 June, 2015Corruption watchdog’s powers to be probed by expert panel.
5 May, 2015NSW Treasurer’s controversial remarks a ‘personal’ view
23 October, 2014The Mike Baird government has substantially widened its key technology procurement mechanism, the ICT Services Scheme, to include hardware acquisition, software licencing and telecommunications contracts to reduce the costly process of tendering.
5 May, 2014Any immediate prospect of using fast trains to bypass freeway congestion to connect to people to international and domestic flights has been shunted aside for another big ticket roads build.
16 April, 2014NSW leader’s career drowned by inconsistent evidence over delivery of 1959 bottle of Penfolds Grange.
16 April, 2014The New South Wales government is under pressure from councils to act on recommendations from the Independent Local Government Review Panel before the next election in 2015.
14 April, 2014Angry ratepayers don’t just live in houses. Shopkeepers and the high-rise industry in NSW say they want a greater representation at local government elections, even though they usually fail to cast a ballot when they are entitled to.
7 April, 2014The Victorian government will offer free travel on Melbourne CBD trams as a hard fought extension to light rail in Sydney finally opens.
27 March, 2014The NSW government has continued its liquidation of valuable CBD public sector offices to provide funding to essential services and infrastructure.
10 March, 2014Parking spaces for vessels the size of office blocks are getting harder to find in the Harbour City, thanks to a low hanging Harbour Bridge and a strong Navy presence.
5 March, 2014By Paul Hemsley The New South Wales government has awarded a major contract to two Italian companies to build the so-called ‘skytrain’ section of the long-awaited $8.3 billion North West Rail Link. The contract valued at $340 million has been awarded to the Impregilo-Salini joint venture to construct the elevated railway line that runs at […]
20 December, 2013By Julian Bajkowski The New South Wales government has liquidated its 100 per cent shareholding in corporatised IT infrastructure and cloud computing broker, the Australian Centre for Advanced Computing and Communication (ac3) in a sale that Minister for Finance and Services Andrew Constance said was above the government-owned vendor’s “retention value”. The government-owned tech services […]
19 December, 2013By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski The New South Wales government is on the hunt for a new technology industry and procurement experts for the two key advisory panels it uses to help set overall strategy for public sector agencies. Minister of Finance and Services, Andrew Constance, issued the formal invitation this week as the […]
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