The connected commute that graph technology enables is emblematic of the direction that city life is headed, writes Peter Philipp.
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Nuclear discussions begin in Canberra
A parliamentary committee is examining the implications of developing nuclear energy in Australia.
Leaders pledge financial support to local government
Ahead of Saturday’s Queensland election, the state’s premier and opposition leader appear at LGAQ’s annual conference.
Multimillion-dollar boost for local roads
SA councils receive more than $20m in federal funding to improve the state’s roads.
NSW appoints new construction chief
James Sherrard announced as state’s new building commissioner.
Liverpool Council inquiry gathers pace
Investigation into allegations of maladministration enters next phase.
School phone ban improves learning, socialisation
NSW’s mobile phone ban in public schools has reaped benefits, a government survey shows.
Queenslanders back local action
Overwhelming support for councils to deliver community solutions, survey reveals.
LGAQ teams with Granicus to boost digital engagement
The goal is is to help the state’s 77 councils improve their digital services and capability.
Unlocking the door to government services
A new digital ID system can help councils provide a more customer-centric service model, writes Ben Malpass.