Most ‘uncomfortable’ about being tracked

A poll has found 38 per cent of people would download a COVID-tracking app.

23 April, 2020

Citizens want eGovernment, but wary of data breaches

Australians want to be able to deal with all levels of government online but they remain wary of how governments treat their private information, a new survey shows.

3 April, 2018

Move over Pokemon, new app draws kids to urban parks

Local councils use Magical Park.

21 April, 2017

Best of 2016: This app is STILL crap: Centrelink and Medicare clients

One year on: “The most useless app ever”.

20 December, 2016

New York’s plague of blocked bike lanes

Complaints flood traffic app.

9 November, 2016

Mobile apps: strategies for success

Citizen-centric mobile apps.

6 January, 2016

App for domestic violence victims a success

Daisy app is updated to make it more accessible.

14 September, 2015

Rate us: says Human Services

Centrelink and Medicare customers asked to rate digital support products.

9 September, 2015

Is live web chat dead for Centrelink and Medicare?

Service NSW offers to help out.

17 August, 2015

Human Services defends its apps, users still bugging

Department expects users to report problems.

4 March, 2015

“This app is crap”: Centrelink and Medicare clients let fly over bugs

Phone app has clients up in arms.

2 March, 2015

Apps change the face of government

Faster information and changing behaviour come to the fore.

23 February, 2015

Private sector apps for public sector problems

Perrottet chucks cash at three app developers.

15 December, 2014

Lane Cove Council apps parking space

By Lilia Guan   Lane Cove Council’s general manager, Craig Wrightson told Government News, it has released an iPhone application to help local residents find more car parking spaces in the shopping centre at Lane Cove Village.   The idea for the app came off the back of the council’s initial attempts to install a […]

31 August, 2011