Three-quarters of Victorian government employees consider their organisation to be vulnerable to misconduct, a survey reveals.
Category: Procurement
Public inquiry into Liverpool City Council can proceed, judge rules
Council has until 5 September to consider options for appeal.
NSW to introduce debarment scheme for dodgy suppliers
NSW will establish a debarment regime as it moves to stamp out corruption in procurement.
Councils form company to procure EfW landfill solution
Nine Melbourne councils have entered an Energy from Waste agreement that they say will divert 95 per cent of household waste from landfill.
South East Water to deploy one million IoT smart meters
One million narrowband internet-connected digital meters will be deployed across South East Water’s 27,000km water pipe network.
Anti-slavery provisions added to NSW suppliers code of conduct
The NSW government has updated its supplier code of conduct to include specific measures against modern slavery.
What keeps Australia’s critical infrastructure boss up at night
The head of Australia’s critical infrastructure security group reveals what keeps him up at night.
WA awards $1.6b contract for major train control systems upgrade
WA’s Public Transport Authority has signed off on a $1.6 billion contract to overhaul Perth’s train control systems.
NSW at risk of being ‘held hostage’ by toll operators
A report calls for urgent legislation to ensure NSW’s road toll reform agenda isn’t determined by operators.
Government tech audit necessary in light of foreign threat: minister
All government agencies must conduct an audit of their technology assets to identify potential vulnerabilities.