Best of 2016: ABS moves to quell Census panic on social media
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20 December, 2016Lost log-ins melt hotline.
20 December, 2016#yourratesatwork.
19 July, 2016Third parties want to play.
31 May, 2016When social media turns sour.
20 May, 2016DHS appeals reinstatement of Centrelink employee.
11 April, 2016Bendigo Council battles islamophobia.
9 March, 2016#Freethearts wants Turnbull to hand back Australia Council funding.
17 September, 2015Tourism Australia to boost Chinese visitor numbers.
14 April, 2015Tweet in haste, repent at leisure.
23 January, 2015Feds to police foreign social media, websites, apps
14 August, 2014Australian Public Service Commissioner, Stephen Sedgwick, argues that those employed by the government have long been asked to exercise judgement and discretion if entering into public debate.
22 April, 2014Getting across social media has never been easy for government organisations of any kind.
11 April, 2014By Julian Bajkowski The federal government’s privacy and data watchdog has delivered the biggest stocktake of community attitudes to privacy issues in five years, revealing people are more worried about the conduct of online services and social media providers than identity theft and fraud. The report from the Office the Australian Information Commissioner has found […]
11 October, 2013By Charles Power* Social media is good for business. However when the business of an organisation is the development of government policy, the use of Twitter, Facebook and other platforms by public servants can create problems. This was certainly the experience of the Commonwealth Department of Immigration who discovered an officer using the Twitter handle’ […]
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