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Aug 29

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A summit on urban innovation in Brisbane heard ideas on everything from smart infrastructure to changing density patterns for younger generations.

Councils talk urban innovation, smarter services, higher-density housing

By Jonathan Bradley Local

Even Pokemon was among the subjects explored at the 2016 Future Cities Summit.

Aug 26

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Canberrans want the word Canberran recognised by Microsoft and Apple in order to get rid of that annoying red squiggly line underneath by spell check.

Canberrans want their demonym recognised as a word

By Paul Hemsley Local

Andrew Barr writes to Apple and Microsoft to purge the squiggly red line.

Aug 25

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Colorado in the United States is revolutionising its highways by using Queensland's Transmax Managed Motorways to ease traffic congestion.

QLD’s Transmax tech set to revolutionise America’s roads

By Jonathan Bradley Infrastructure, State, Transport

Americans using Australian technology to ease the squeeze on traffic congestion.

Aug 24

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There are unforeseen variables in the future of technology that make long term procurement planning a gargantuan challenge.

Planning IT procurement for the next decade

By Ovum Exclusives, ICT, Ovum

GovNews Exclusive – There are unforeseen variables in the future that make long term planning a gargantuan challenge.

Aug 23

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Queensland is pressing the pedal on Electric Vehicles (EVs) uptake following a recent Beyond Zero Emissions think tank report.

Queensland to speed ahead with electric vehicles

By Staff Writers Fleet, State, Sustainability

Pressing the pedal on EV uptake.

Aug 17

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The NSW government has committed $202 million to the overhaul and renewal of the iconic Sydney Opera House to improve facilities and accessibility.

Major $200 mil overhaul set for Sydney Opera House

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, State

Renewal designs unveiled for iconic harbour arts hub.

Aug 17

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Required steps to paying out redundancies

By Patron Legal Exclusives, Legal

GovNews Exclusive – ensuring the correct process is followed in paying out redundancies.

Aug 17

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Malcolm Turnbull blames IBM for failing to create a an online application for the Census 2016 that could handle the DoS attack on 9th August 2016.

Feud over Census 2016 as Turnbull points the finger

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT

Contractor, IBM “ genuinely regrets the inconvenience”.

Aug 16

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Pocket park a winner in the City of Sydney

By Staff Writers Local

A pocket park in Sydney wins prestigious landscape architects award.

Aug 15

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Australian Federal Police are collaborating with Western Australian Local Government Association to deliver cybersafety presentations.

Federal police, WA councils keeping kids safe online

By Jonathan Bradley Federal, ICT, Local

AFP collaborates with WALGA to deliver cyber safety presentations.

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Councils talk urban innovation, smarter services, higher-density housing

Canberrans want their demonym recognised as a word

QLD’s Transmax tech set to revolutionise America’s roads

Planning IT procurement for the next decade

Queensland to speed ahead with electric vehicles

Major $200 mil overhaul set for Sydney Opera House

Required steps to paying out redundancies

Feud over Census 2016 as Turnbull points the finger

Pocket park a winner in the City of Sydney

Federal police, WA councils keeping kids safe online

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