SA councils need to step up cyber governance: audit
South Australian councils have ‘some way to go’ to manage cyber risks, an audit found.
8 February, 2021
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The Budget ate my bill reduction
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South Australian LGA president wants Adelaide state seat
By Paul Hemsley Local Government Association of South Australia President David O’Loughlin will seek to enter state politics after he revealed he will stand for the seat of Adelaide at the March 2014 State Election as an Australian Labor Party candidate. In a well-trodden path between tiers of government, Mr O’Loughlin has moved to formalise […]
8 October, 2013
Adelaide gets NBN training wheels
By Paul Hemsley Adelaide City Council has become the latest local government looking to plug into the National Broadband Network after the city’s Mayor urged potentially tech-shy citizens to learn online and web technology skills through the Digital Hub training program. Mayor Stephen Yarwood wants digitally challenged citizens to participate in the program which follows […]
6 December, 2012
SA town rolls out NBN connection
By Paul Hemsley A National Broadband Network (NBN) trial period in the Willunga area will lead to a commercial rollout assisted by the City of Onkaparinga. Willunga falls under the City of Onkaparinga near Adelaide, which has liaised with the federal government and NBN Co to implement the infrastructure and assess the trial. South Australian […]
29 September, 2011
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