Cybercrimals target health sector
The public health sector suffers from a combination of highly valuable data and lagging security measures, which are drawing a wide range of threat actors into the fold.
29 March, 2021The public health sector suffers from a combination of highly valuable data and lagging security measures, which are drawing a wide range of threat actors into the fold.
29 March, 2021A new centre will use cloud-based innovation to map out public health problems.
17 June, 2019An AI tool that analyses ambulance data could help develop public health interventions to prevent suicide.
3 June, 2019An academic research archive that simplifies public transport research will help guide policy makers on transport.
13 December, 2018Local governments are playing a unique role in helping people to lead healthy lives, research shows.
13 December, 2018Australian governments need to boost spending on infectious disease warning systems, doctors warn in a major report.
2 December, 2018An urgent focus on the deteriorating health and well-being of South Australians is needed.
28 September, 2017Public sector solutions stand out.
27 June, 2016Talking trash cans tell garbos when to get going.
13 August, 2015Case-by-case approach for City Square.
12 August, 2015By Julian Bajkowski The recurring problem of how local and state governments deal with unapproved and illegal brothels has been thrown back into the spotlight after a Victorian court heard evidence from an ex-cop convicted of taking bribes in return for tip-offs to feed his gambling habit. The former Yarra City Council enforcement officer, who […]
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