Council apologises for data breach
A Melbourne council accidentally published personal information about hundreds of residents on a public website.
28 October, 2020A Melbourne council accidentally published personal information about hundreds of residents on a public website.
28 October, 2020Melbourne councils have signed an MOU with Uber to deliver an electric bike share scheme.
7 February, 2020Councils have voted against a proposal for mandatory inclusionary zoning.
20 June, 2019Senate inquiry lays bare the climate change conundrum facing local governments, which are expected to manage local impacts but have limited resources to do so.
16 August, 2018By Rob O’Brien The procurement practices of the City of Port Phillip do not reflect the real issues in local government purchasing and are a rare case of misjudgement, according to the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPSA). Procurement procedures at the Victorian council were heavily criticised last month in a report by the […]
31 August, 2009By Rob O’Brien Procurement practices at the City of Port Phillip have been heavily criticised in a report by the Victorian Ombudsman tabled in the State parliament today. In a damning report Ombudsman George Brouwer found procurement at the City of Port Phillip was mismanaged with a chronic lack of oversight and governance. In […]
12 August, 2009End of content
No more pages to load
Roger Buhlert on: Grants review calls for more transparency via public database
David Synnott on: Commissioner questions ability of bureaucrats to deliver reform
Kim Riley on: Commissioner questions ability of bureaucrats to deliver reform