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• Government Launches Attack on Online Fraud

  It may not be pre-loaded in your Outlook calendar, but the first week of March this year is Fraud Week, organised by the Australian consumer Fraud...

• NBN Co Draft Legislation Released

  The Australian Government has released exposure draft legislation, providing regulatory framework for the National Broadband Network Company (NBN...

• Australia Takes Next Step Towards eHealth

  The federal government has announced it will provide every patient and healthcare provider with a unique identifier as a major step towards...

• Government 2.0 Taskforce Wraps Up Activities

  As of 31 December, 2009 the Government 2.0 Taskforce was formally disbanded after the group successfully delivered its final report to the Federal...

• Gov 2.0 Taskforce Release Draft Report

  The Gov 2.0 Taskforce has released its draft report, Engage: Getting on with Government 2.0 as mentioned at CeBIT Australia’s Gov 2.0...

• Gershon’s $1 billion savings on track: Tanner

  The second round of Gershon Review reductions to Government ICT expenditure will achieve the reports target of $1 billion in savings by 2013, the...

• Public sector puts faith in ICT

  The public sector has high expectations of ICT-enabled productivity growth over the next 12 months, but only two in five government organisations...

• ComSuper chooses Juniper refreshment

  Juniper Networks has snared a $4.4 million contract with ComSuper, the Federal Government’s superannuation administrator, to implement an...

• Hackers to be handed keys to the House

  IT might seem like handing the burglars the keys to the vaults, but the Federal Government this week is handing access to its trove of government...

• Findable, Usable and Sharable: The Three Laws of Open Data

  A major theme that emerged from CeBIT Australia’s Gov 2.0 Conference was that governments needed to make data more accessible in order for...

• UK expert touts public as partners for Government

  Citizens should not be treated as “consumers” of e-Government services, but rather as participants, for Gov 2.0 policies to succeed,...

• New York techies join the policy debate

  New York State, in the United States, is pioneering an innovative collaboration between technology experts and government policy makers to help...

• Kate Lundy outlines Golden Rules for Gov 2.0

  Successful implementation of Gov 2.0 policies and practices needs it to be citizen-centric, collaborative and open, ACT Senator Kate Lundy told...

• FOI sparked Gov 2.0 goals

  MUCH of the Government’s aims and strategies for implementing Gov 2.0 services have been inspired by reforms to the nation’s Freedom of...

• Tanner: Gov 2.0 about culture change, not technology

  Promoting greater acceptance of Web 2.0 technologies by government is a cultural challenge, far more than a technology issue, the Minister for...

• Unisys wins borders contract extension

  THE Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has extended an outsourcing agreement with Unisys to provide more than $50 million worth of...

• Finance Minister, Lindsay Tanner joins Gov 2.0 Conference

  The Hon Lindsay Tanner, Minister for Finance and Deregulation has joined our Government 2.0 Conference as a key speaker. Don't miss this...

• Tanner puts PCs on Gershon footing

  DESKTOP PCs and communications equipment are to be subject to whole-of-government procurements panels under the latest post-Gershon Report...

• Twitter writ writes tweeter rules

  THE UK’s political classes, already among the most enthusiastic embracers of social media, have now chalked up another milestone for the Gov...

• Pirates to storm Parliament

  EVEN as Governments around the world come to grips with technology such as Web 2.0 tools to engage citizens, they are increasingly facing a new...

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