Outsourcing push reveals Health and DHS split
Cross-agency confusion on welfare infrastructure
11 August, 2014
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Medicare outsourcing could cost 20,000 jobs: CPSU
Accusations fly over market testing
11 August, 2014
New Australian government credit card rules pure cream for banks
Fee-for-all in sub $10k interchange bonanza for card issuers
24 July, 2014
Federal agencies ordered to spend-up on credit cards
Suppliers can charge interest for late payments
21 July, 2014
eHealth examination probes for private sector buy-in
By Julian Bajkowski The private sector and medical providers could soon have a much bigger say in how Australia’s ailing efforts to create a national system of electronic health and medical records unfolds. The Abbott government has revealed it now wants substantial input on what non-government providers can contribute to make eHealth a reality after […]
4 November, 2013
Sydney extends tap-and-go ticket trials to trains
By Julian Bajkowski New South Wales transport authorities have announced the extension of customer trials for the state’s rebirthed public transit smartcard, Opal, to trains with readers for the devices now being switched-on at rail stations on Sydney’s City Circle line as well as Bondi Junction. The start of trials for CBD rail passengers is […]
3 June, 2013
Retail therapy prescribed for Queensland transport smartcards
By Julian Bajkowski The Queensland government has called for expressions of interest for a technological fix to allow retailers to reload the state’s public transport smartcards using the same ‘contactless’ payments terminals consumers now use to make so-called ‘tap-and-go’ purchases. The call for expressions of interest comes as the state government attempts to increase the […]
11 April, 2013
Conroy prescribes NBN for retail therapy
By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski Communications Minister, Stephen Conroy, has continued his hard-sell of the National Broadband Network (NBN), dropping into a designer pop-up-shop in the trendy inner Melbourne suburb of Brunswick to tub thump the business as an example of how the fibre rollout can accelerate small businesses productivity and profitability. As big […]
13 December, 2012
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