Model sets higher bar for digital local government
Councils would dramatically ramp up their e-government efforts by adopting a multichannel approach and working closer with third parties under a proposed framework.
28 August, 2018Councils would dramatically ramp up their e-government efforts by adopting a multichannel approach and working closer with third parties under a proposed framework.
28 August, 201899% of services are online in Estonia.
31 October, 2016Tips for CIOs.
14 January, 2016Andrews government borrows a trick from Service NSW.
6 May, 2015NSW Finance Minister Perrottet bites back.
4 May, 2015Agencies told to have firm Transformation Plans ready by September 2015.
23 April, 2015Perrottet pushes digital advantage in state election campaign.
13 March, 2015Hackers and threats to secrecy of ballots just too much.
20 November, 2014By Angela Dorizas The newly established Information Commissioner will play a key role in the national Government 2.0 agenda, Senator Kate Lundy has said. In an address to the Government 2.0 Conference in Canberra on Wednesday, Senator Lundy said the Government was committed to openness, transparency and digital engagement. “The need for leadership, whether it’s political, structural […]
4 November, 2010COMMENT By Laurel Papworth Last year, the local council of Bozeman Montana insisted that prospective employees hand over their Facebook, MySpace, Yahoo, Google and YouTube usernames and passwords. Job suitability was assessed after council staff logged in to these accounts. Recently, an employer publicly blogged that she hadn't hired a prospective employee because of a […]
22 June, 2010By Angela Dorizas Queensland Local Government Minister Desley Boyle has embarked on a five-day tour of New Zealand to see first-hand how community plans are building stronger councils. Ms Boyle will meet with New Zealand Local Government Minister Rodney Hide, the Department of Internal Affairs and lobby groups. Ms Boyle said community planning is the “next […]
28 January, 2010By Adam Coleman The website used by the NSW Government to advertise public service roles has been hacked, potentially exposing the personal details of thousands of public sector job seekers. The NSW Department of Commerce, which administers the jobs.nsw.gov.au site, is warning jobseekers not to reply to a spam email advertising a “non-existent job vacancy”. […]
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