Place branding isn’t always welcomed by all. Place Branding Australia heard how a contemporary arts festival won over a recalcitrant community.
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Australia’s Nation Brand was launched in 2022 to communicate and harness the power of Australia’s story.
MoG changes transfer power from Public Service Commissioner to Premier
The NSW government says the structural changes will help reduce consultants in the public sector.
OAIC launches legal action over Medibank hack
The Australian Information Commissioner has launched legal action against Medibank Private in relation to a 2022 cyber attack.
Tasmanians being denied legal right to government information: report
Tasmania’s Right to Information regime is plagued with over-reliance on exemptions, unnecessary delays, and poor administration.
New procurement database lists rail rolling stock projects
The government says the Rolling Stock Procurement Pipeline will address the nation’s fragmented approach to rail.
Monitors at Glenelg reappointed amid ‘behaviours of concern’
Victoria’s local government minister has re-appointed monitors at Glenelg after they reported that tensions remain at the troubled council.
Place Branding Australia in lineup for Vivid Sydney
Destination NSW has launched the program for Australia’s largest multi-artform festival, Vivid Sydney.
WA invests $140m in digital twin technology
WA is investing $140 million in a whole of government initiative aimed at delivering a spatial digital twin for the state.
OAIC to investigate legal consultant’s data breach
The Information Commissioner will investigate a data breach at a law firm that provides legal and consulting services to the government.