Almost 3 million myGov users take up Digital ID
Almost 3 million Australians have a digital ID, a digital transformation conference has heard.
8 August, 2023Almost 3 million Australians have a digital ID, a digital transformation conference has heard.
8 August, 2023A survey has found that fears around security of personal information are curbing enthusiasm about digital government services.
19 July, 2023A national survey of young people has backed the introduction of targeted high school classes about the APS.
27 November, 2022The DTA has been criticised over its procurement of ICT related services in an embarrassing report by the Auditor General.
23 September, 2022More than 600,000 MyGov accounts are now connected to a digital identity, an industry conference has heard.
25 October, 2021Government departments are continuing to rely on stovepiped IT projects that leave them exposed to cyber attacks and myGov-style crashes.
26 July, 2021The federal budget includes $500 million for myGov, My Health Record and digital identity.
6 May, 2021The MyGov website crashed as tens of thousands of newly jobless Australians sought assistance.
23 March, 2020The government wants to see a digital identity automatically triggered at birth.
4 October, 2019The federal government has announced $67 million for the MyGovID initiative as it seeks to reassure critics.
21 March, 2019The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) has set up an email hotline for technology providers who have difficulties dealing with the Federal Government. Speaking to industry at the National Press Club on 10 November, Assistant Minister for Digital Transformation Angus Taylor said the DTA has a strong focus on engaging with businesses. “We are constantly looking […]
12 November, 2017‘Little annoyances’ remain for users.
25 May, 2017Users double over two years.
23 May, 2017User centric rebuild of national online credentials.
20 December, 2016End of content
No more pages to load
John Maunder on: Regional councils not taking up TfNSW road safety program
Lee-Anne on: NSW to force councils’ hand on residential density
Resident on: NSW to force councils’ hand on residential density