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May 11

Love26

The federal government's commitment to Mobile Black Spots has been slammed by the Queensland government for no new funding in latest annual Budget.

QLD slams Budget’s lack of funding for mobile black spots

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, State

Budget 2017-18 – No boost for regional telecommunications.

May 11

Love22

Commuters will see a slight slug of about 50 cents a week on their Opal card fares as the government moves prices in line with inflation.

Opal prices to move in line with inflation

By Staff Writers State, Transport

Limited 2.4 per cent CPI slug from 3rd July, 2017.

May 10

Love25

Deloitte Australia offers its analysis on the federal government's Budget 2017, looking over an improving economy and greater spending on infrastructure.

Budget 2017 spend follows strengthening economy

By Staff Writers Deloitte, Federal

Budget 2017-18 – Leaving the ghosts of Budgets past behind.

May 10

Love24

In the Budget 2017, the federal government has restored indexation on Financial Assistance Grants to councils, ending a costly freeze.

Financial Assistance Grants to councils restored in Budget 2017

By Paul Hemsley Federal, Infrastructure, Local

Budget 2017-18 – Local governments picking up the pieces.

May 10

Love31

Developers have praised the Federal Budget 2017 for its commitment to allocating funds to new infrastructure meant to help boost housing affordability.

Developers welcome Budget’s $70 bil infrastructure measures

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, Local, Transport

Budget 2017-18 – Will it lead to more affordable housing?

May 09

Love23

As the Budget 2017 looms, the big question of housing affordability is an elephant in the room that isn't easy to solve in Canberra.

Will the government get our house in order in the Budget?

By Deloitte Deloitte, Federal

Challenges in addressing first home buyer issues.

May 09

Love18

Australian councils are waiting for the Federal Budget 2017-18, to see whether funding for Financial Assistance Grants (FAGs) will be restored.

Councils call for funding restoration yet again

By Staff Writers Federal, Local

2017-18 Budget has local governments holding their breaths.

May 05

Love38

Human behaviour has a huge impact on the operation of a driverless car, and a Queensland expert assesses the risks between man and machine.

Trusting a driverless car? They can only predict so much

By Paul Hemsley ICT, Infrastructure, Transport

Autonomous vehicles test what humans are used to.

May 05

Love27

Speed and accuracy: key to delivering effective solutions

By Staff Writers ICM Consulting, ICT, Meet the Experts, Partner Content

Meet the Experts – ICM Consulting CEO Yair Iny asserts the value in getting it right when delivering services to clients.

May 04

Love29

The Municipal Association of Victoria has slammed the State Budget for re-allocating revenue from the landfill levy into other unrelated initiatives.

Councils demand landfill levy be spent on reducing waste

By Staff Writers Local, Sustainability

Budget reveals funds being re-allocated to unrelated initiatives.

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QLD slams Budget’s lack of funding for mobile black spots

Opal prices to move in line with inflation

Budget 2017 spend follows strengthening economy

Financial Assistance Grants to councils restored in Budget 2017

Developers welcome Budget’s $70 bil infrastructure measures

Will the government get our house in order in the Budget?

Councils call for funding restoration yet again

Trusting a driverless car? They can only predict so much

Speed and accuracy: key to delivering effective solutions

Councils demand landfill levy be spent on reducing waste

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