Open Windows buys Canberra’s eValua
Trade sale secures multi-tenant cloud eTendering.
17 March, 2015Trade sale secures multi-tenant cloud eTendering.
17 March, 2015Food, food glorious food.
12 March, 2015Faster information and changing behaviour come to the fore.
23 February, 2015Littering NSW motorists fined from public reports.
9 February, 2015Double or Nothing.
12 January, 2015New pay deals likely for frontline workers, outsourcing to be limited.
5 December, 2014An innovative webtool connects professionals working with vulnerable people across many agencies.
7 September, 2014$2.6bn infrastructure and asset gap opens up.
7 July, 2014Councils in Victoria have become the first in Australia to try out a new online toolkit designed to assist them in the planning and delivery of their infrastructure projects.
5 June, 2014The local government sector in Victoria will be gearing up for a bout against the Labor Opposition after its controversial election proposal to cap rates and force councils to justify any further increases.
6 May, 2014The Denis Napthine government reinforced its anti-graffiti grant scheme by providing up to $25,000 to local governments working on projects to scrub away unsightly tags and bombs.
2 May, 2014Melbourne has long suffered from the lack of a heavy rail link to speed passengers and staff to Tullamarine airport. Now the Napthine government has unveiled ambitious plans to fix the infrastructure deficit in the run-up to the November election.
15 April, 2014Australia’s peak rail body has insisted that the Victorian government reinvests the planned sale of the Port of Melbourne into other vital transport infrastructure across the state to boost economic activity.
7 March, 2014Pretty, Rich-Phillips conspicuously iAwards to showcase innovative solutions for government and Victoria.
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