Outdated processes leave government departments vulnerable to financial misconduct, fraud, and inefficiencies, writes Jonathan Beeby.
Category: Technology
Appointments to NBN board
The three members bring a wealth of experience in telecommunications, technology, and business.
‘Big tech on notice’
While backing laws to keep platforms in check, the committee held back on recommending a ban.
Melbourne hosts summit showcasing smart city tech
The event will focus on the work that is happening on the ground across Australia and further afield.
The need for ethical AI leadership
Setting clear standards for how the tech is being implemented, with honest and transparent communication, will help government allay public concerns, writes Sanja Galic.
Smart cities: connecting citizens to services
The connected commute that graph technology enables is emblematic of the direction that city life is headed, writes Peter Philipp.
Unlocking the door to government services
A new digital ID system can help councils provide a more customer-centric service model, writes Ben Malpass.
Commonwealth IT exposed
Unauthorised persons able to gain access to highly sensitive information.
Online safety report up for scrutiny
The review examined whether additional protections are needed.
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.