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Jan 25

Love30

Premier of NSW Gladys Berejiklian is under pressure to smooth over issues like amalgamations and housing affordability - who's making the suggestions?

How Gladys Berejiklian can carry NSW forward

By Paul Hemsley Local, State

New Premier welcomed with suggestions in how to maintain the state’s economic prosperity.

Jan 25

Love24

The Western Australian government has ordered changes to procurement processes across agencies that will lead to big savings in ICT contracts.

ICT contracts expected to save $65-$80 mil

By Staff Writers ICT, State

New deals with Atos, Datacom and NEC in WA.

Jan 24

Love33

The debt recovery system initiated by Centrelink has ruffled feathers across Australia, but is the "computer said no" excuse applicable any longer?

Centrelink’s RoboDebt fumbles debt recovery

By Ovum Exclusives, Federal, ICT, Ovum

GovNews Exclusive – Is the “computer said no” excuse any longer applicable?

Jan 24

Love29

Sydney’s $2.1 billion light rail extension takes form

By Staff Writers Local, Shaping The Future, State, Sustainability, Transport

First tracks laid outside Town Hall. What a journey it took to get there!

Jan 23

Love29

Gladys Berejiklian has become the 45th Premier of New South Wales, inheriting a strong economy according to CommSec's latest State of the States report.

Gladys Berejiklian inherits Australia’s strongest state economy

By Paul Hemsley State

New Premier of NSW now has to keep it robust.

Jan 20

Love27

Mike Baird going, so what now for NSW?

By Paul Hemsley State

Commentary – Frivolous political conflicts put a stain on outgoing NSW Premier Mike Baird’s leadership, but don’t forget his accomplishments.

Jan 19

Love26

Melbourne's iconic trams will be powered through solar by hooking up to a new $150 million solar farm, which will generate 300 jobs.

Melbourne trams plug into $150 mil solar farm

By Paul Hemsley Local, State, Sustainability, Transport

A brighter, smarter future for city transport.

Jan 18

Love24

South Australian Police have rolled out a fleet on new rugged tablets from Panasonic's Toughbook range to increase mobility and cut the paperwork.

SA Police go mobile with $7.4 mil rugged tablets

By Staff Writers ICT, State

Another way to cut down the paperwork.

Jan 17

Love25

The City of Adelaide will roll out super-fast internet to compliment the NBN rollout and the state government's Gig City project.

Super-fast internet speeding into Adelaide

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, Infrastructure, Local, State

EOI called to build and operate Ten Gigabit Optical Fibre worldwide network.

Jan 16

Love19

Council representatives in Queensland have embarked on a study tour to see some of technologically innovative ideas that might help service delivery.

What innovative ideas are councils exploring?

By Staff Writers ICT, Infrastructure, Local, Sustainability

Local government leaders embark on global tour.

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