My Health Record: Medics speak up

Prescription for change.

15 August, 2016

Hacktivists most likely culprits behind Census attack

Privacy fears real: academics.

10 August, 2016

Can UK digital whizz resurrect eHealth?

First Australian Digital Health Agency CEO.

2 August, 2016

Good to talk: Finally, agreement on single comms standard for self-driving vehicles

Digital Esperanto hits the road.

29 June, 2016

Cut costs and engage citizens? Try the Internet of Things

Public sector savings and improvements abound.

28 January, 2016

Spatial skills pinpoint the worth of ‘where’

Booming spatial industry urgently needs young talent to avert a skills shortage

28 January, 2016

Census shake-up saves more than $100 million

Australia Post to deliver online log-in codes.

27 August, 2015

Governments risk long-term technological deficiency

A bimodal approach to information technology in government is growing.

12 January, 2015

Bureau of Meteorology urgently needs help weathering storms

Storm’s a-brewing.

21 October, 2014

Hewlett-Packard opens carbon efficient data centre

By Lilia Guan   Hewlett-Packard has opened its Aurora Data Centre for business in Sydney, New South Wales.   The centre is a facility, which supports a range of IT services, said vice president of Enterprise Services, HP South Pacific – Alan Bennett.   He told Government News the facility will address the challenges faced […]

15 June, 2012

Federal Government launches data site

The Special Minister of State, Gary Gray has pushed out Australia’s data.gov.au site. Mr Gray said data.gov.au was developed as part of the Australian Government’s commitment to informing, engaging and participating with the public, as outlined in the Declaration of Open Government and Freedom of Information (FoI) reforms.   “The release of public sector information […]

11 March, 2011

Information management is everyone’s business

By Lisa Simmons Last year saw a spate of document security breaches and inadvertent leaks of sensitive information in Australia and globally that have left government departments reeling with thoughts of what the consequences could be if a similar thing happened to them. In August 2005, Victorian Premier Steve Bracks said he was “sick and […]

2 August, 2006