Keeping tabs on graffiti, potholes or dumped rubbish has become easier for a number of local governments using a new mobile application that provides improved communication with citizens.
2 July, 2018
The Sunshine State is ready for its close-up as the Campbell Newman government launches a mobile app that lets users register their properties as potential film sets for directors to consider when staging their epics.
4 June, 2014
A new mobile app is being developed by the University of Sydney that will allow commuters to warn each other about crowded trains and buses, rowdy students or broken air conditioning – and transport operators will be linked in.
27 March, 2014
People suffering from bleeding disorders will be able to better monitor the state of their health and help treat their condition through a new mobile application.
24 March, 2014
By Paul Hemsley Queensland Premier Campbell Newman’s has roped in Crime Stoppers to help councils in their battle against graffiti vandalism following the development and launch of a new mobile app that lets the public report the location of vandalised property to their local government. The app is being used by Crime Stoppers Queensland’s anti-graffiti […]
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