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Sep 18

Love28

Social media outlets are a key disruptor in the modern market, so how do organisations aim to overcome the challenges they present?

Navigating the rocky social media landscape of the late 2010s

By Staff Writers Analysis, ICT

The great communication barriers to overcome.

Sep 14

Love28

Hospitals in Victoria will have their important medical equipment protected from cybercrime with a new anti-hacking device from Israel.

New cyber security trial taking care of Victorian hospitals

By Staff Writers ICT, State

Rolling out Israeli firm Bio-Nexus’ anti-hacking devices.

Sep 13

Love33

Fire hydrants are wanted in Brisbane and Logan from local suppliers under a new Queensland government procurement policy.

Fire hydrants wanted through Buy Queensland procurement policy

By Staff Writers State

‘Buy Queensland’ is the chant.

Sep 12

Love34

ACT chief minister Andrew Barr has welcomed S&P decision to reaffirm the Territory's AAA credit rating, but warns federal spending could impact it.

Canberra spruiks its strong economic credentials from S&P

By Staff Writers Local

Frugality puts ACT government in the black.

Sep 10

Love26

Victorian councils have voiced their concerns about rate capping and cuts to state and federal funding and their impacts on rural local governments.

Victorian councils call for more state and federal funding

By Staff Writers Federal, Local, State

Struggling rural local governments needing a leg up.

Sep 10

Love33

The Urban Taskforce of Australia will monitor councils in the Sydney area to track their performance on housing supply and affordability.

Councils under developer sector’s microscope

By Staff Writers Local

Housing supply and processing of planning applications puts councils under scrutiny.

Sep 08

Love26

Bellingen in the north of New South Wales has won a landmark deal with NBN Co to enable local community members to use FTTC based broadband connection.

Bellingen Shire Council negotiates for better NBN connection

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, Local

How a NSW council got a better deal.

Sep 08

Love34

The NSW local government sector will gather to discuss the challenges that population growth will have on infrastructure into the 2030s.

NSW population surge mounts future challenges for councils

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, Local, State

Local government sector to discuss future solutions.

Sep 01

Love28

Public Transport Victoria has penalised Metro Trains with a fine of $1.2 million for a monitoring outage that downed the network for more than an hour.

Metro Trains fined $1.2 million over network blackout

By Staff Writers ICT, State, Transport

A lesson in meeting operational targets.

Aug 29

Love33

The federal government has called for continued co-operation between the public and private sector on cyber security, particularly with ISPs.

Feds call for stronger cyber security co-operation with ISPs

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT

Billions of dollars’ worth of data and infrastructure at stake.

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New cyber security trial taking care of Victorian hospitals

Fire hydrants wanted through Buy Queensland procurement policy

Canberra spruiks its strong economic credentials from S&P

Victorian councils call for more state and federal funding

Councils under developer sector’s microscope

Bellingen Shire Council negotiates for better NBN connection

NSW population surge mounts future challenges for councils

Metro Trains fined $1.2 million over network blackout

Feds call for stronger cyber security co-operation with ISPs

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