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Feb 23

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ikileaks founder Julian Assange spoke to Australians about his time about leaking classified documents and private emails.

Assange on building a civilisation based on truth

By Paul Hemsley ICT

Wikileaks founder preaches to the Australian choir.

Feb 22

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While automation changes the way companies manufacture goods and how services are delivered, governments need to think geographically on the jobs front.

Automation rather than globalisation is changing urban jobs

By Chris Johnson Exclusives, Federal, Infrastructure, Local, Meet the Experts, State

Meet the Experts – Reformatting the employment landscape to ensure people live closer to work.

Feb 21

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Festivals can have harmful effects on the environment if they're not managed properly, but solutions are available to alleviate the problem.

Festivals and the environmental sustainability challenge

By Rob Harris Partner Content, Sustainability

Environmental impacts can ruin a good day out, but solutions are available to reduce the harmful effects of a festival.

Feb 20

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The Australian government is hitting hard on its ideas revolution to help innovators become equipped with resources to help shape Australia's future.

Ideas boom is here – innovation in the public sector

By Deloitte Deloitte, ICT, Partner Content

Key factors governments should consider in delivering innovative services.

Feb 16

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Councils in NSW have welcomed the state government's plan to push back its Container Deposit Scheme rollout from July to December 2017.

NSW councils back state’s new Container Deposit start date

By Paul Hemsley Local, State, Sustainability

CDS moves from July to December 2017.

Feb 15

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Digital Marketplace gets thumbs up from City of Casey

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, Local

Victorian council says it’s ‘simple, clear and fast’.

Feb 13

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The Queensland government is pressing ahead to reform its procurement policies to ensure that subcontractors are paid in full and on time.

QLD subcontractors to get paid in full and on time

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, State

Palaszczuk government wants job security for subbies.

Feb 10

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Downer has been selected in a $56 million contract to deliver train station upgrades to Panania, Victoria Street and Harris Park.

Downer snaps up railway refit contract for $56 mil

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, State, Transport

Refurbishments for security and accessibility.

Feb 10

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The potential introduction of robo-taxis with shared riding services could dramatically reduce the number of traffic jams on the road.

Robo-taxis could hit the brake on traffic

By Paul Hemsley Fleet, ICT, Infrastructure, Transport

Shared use of driverless cars an attractive option.

Feb 08

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The Digital Transformation Agency has delivered its first progress report on its Performance Dashboard platform after passing its beta assessment.

Public sector performance measured on DTA site

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT

Digital Transformation Agency reports its dashboard progress.

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