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Adelaide locks up bike riders

By Julian Bajkowski The South Australian government has extended the utility of its public transport smartcard to give bike-riding commuters in Adelaide access to new locked cages so they can…

WA rolls out extra trains

By Paul Hemsley Western Australian Transport Minister Troy Buswell has ratcheted up investment in Perth’s increasingly popular railway network to absorb the growth in passenger patronage on state capital’s trains…

Opinions wanted on Victoria’s ICT strategy

The Victorian Government hyas called for public feedback on its proposed ICT strategy to manage procurement and prevent cost blowouts. Established in June, the Victorian Information and Communications Advisory Committee’s…

Adapting to social media demands

Government organisations around the world are faced with new demands, new expectations and a fast-growing array of new technologies and tools. To be effective in today’s complex, interlinked and fast-changing…

Moving beyond roads, rates and rubbish

Australian councils have transformed themselves beyond a narrow focus on ‘roads, rates and rubbish’ and are successfully delivering broader objectives to promote social, economic, environmental and cultural wellbeing of communities….

Government saves $13b in business dealings

Minister for Finance and Deregulation Senator Penny Wong said the Federal Government has reshaped its approach to public sector spending, to include efficient delivery, improved organisational efficiency, removing duplication and…

Are compact cities the answer?

Governments faced with growing populations and dwindling natural resources have two choices.   They can let urban sprawl continue to eat up useful land or they can plan compact cities…

EOFY offer on banners

Government agencies always need to get their message out in public displays, whether though conference stands; showrooms; receptions; and local fairs.   Displaytoday.com, an Australian-owned company is offering three banners…