Top smart cities recognised in awards
Local government innovation has been recognised at a smart cities awards.
6 December, 2020Local government innovation has been recognised at a smart cities awards.
6 December, 2020More than 9,500 public and street lights in Darwin are being converted to a smart lighting system.
11 May, 2020An Australian company has won a $2.5 million tender to provide the City of Las Vegas with AI parking management.
19 April, 2020A cloud-based technology is helping councils understand their municipalities and improve urban planning.
16 March, 2020Australian councils have been named in the Intelligent Community Forum’s Top7 of 2020.
13 February, 2020During 2020, increasing attention will be directed at the challenge of creating what is known as Smart Cities. These densely populated areas need to be efficient and provide high quality of life.
27 January, 2020Melbourne has been ranked sixth in a global comparison of smart cities.
28 November, 2019Digital tools such as smart contracts and data-commons licenses are letting citizens share data on their own terms.
9 September, 2019How do we construct and manage cities so that everything, and everyone, flows smoothly today and in the future – particularly ensuring a city’s resilience after a major incident, unplanned event or emergency?
3 September, 2019Smart bins that alert collection teams when they need emptying are being trialed at a Sydney beach.
2 September, 2019Newcastle has been become the first Australian city to trial a new predictive parking technology that has been adopted across Europe.
17 July, 2019Newcastle and Prospect councils have been crowned the nation’s top smart metropolitan cities.
3 June, 2019The City of Gold Coast wants to become Australia’s leading digital city by 2021.
20 May, 2019A city planning expert says the government should consider relocating Australia’s most population-slammed cities.
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