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Feb 09

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Victoria will invest $300,000 in innovative waste-to-energy technology systems as a way to help reduce greenhouse gases emitting from landfill.

Victoria invests $300k in waste-to-energy recovery systems

By Staff Writers State, Sustainability

State announces funding for innovative ‘Mr Fusion’ style projects.

Feb 08

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The Queensland government has unveiled its new Bombardier trains for South East Queensland to replace old trains and expand the fleet with new technology.

South East Queensland $4.4 bil Bombardier trains unveiled

By Staff Writers Fleet, ICT, Infrastructure, State, Transport

New rolling stock with wi-fi, toilets, intercoms and wider aisles.

Feb 03

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Local governments have been urged to find their best technology-based projects and submit them to the 2016 Australian Government ICT Awards.

Councils urged to submit to 2016 Australian Government ICT Awards

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, Local, State

Innovative local, state and federal tech initiatives to be recognised.

Feb 02

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Sunshine Coast Council is looking for entrees to design a set of innovative public toilets in Kenilworth that will account for big challenges such as floods and other functions.

Designer public toilets crowdsourced for Sunshine Coast

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, Local

Entries wanted for ‘Kenilworth Designer Dunny’ competition; $10k prize money up for grabs.

Feb 01

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The Queensland government has allocated $200,000 to enable public libraries to help students learn about robotics and coding.

Robotics on the curriculum in Queensland libraries

By Staff Writers Education, ICT, Local, State

Palaszczuk government spends $200k on digital learning.

Jan 29

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Education is entering a new online frontier, with e-learning knocking down traditional physical barriers, Ovum discusses how the world can adapt.

How e-learning is shaping the future of student and teacher engagement

By Ovum Education, Exclusives, ICT, Ovum

GovNews Exclusive – Breaching online frontiers for Australia’s tech savvy pupils.

Jan 29

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Tech analyst firm Ovum shares its Top 10 tips for government travel to help public sector travelers make the most of their trips.

Technology tips for government travelers

By Ovum Exclusives, ICT, Ovum

GovNews Exclusive – What gadgets a public sector professional should use.

Jan 29

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The Australian Maritime Safety Authority will roll out new Bombardier Challenger jets to boost the nation’s Search & Rescue capabilities.

New $640 mil tech and aircraft for Search and Rescue

By Staff Writers Fleet, ICT, Transport

Bombardier Challenger CL-604 jets replacing old safety aircraft.

Jan 27

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The Sydney light rail system will receive up to 90 additional services during peak times to cater to the increasing demand from customers.

Sydney light rail gets up to 90 additional services

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, State, Transport

Cutting waiting times by two minutes on the Inner West line.

Jan 20

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The Queensland government is trialling solar batteries to boost the state’s energy future and train a new generation of electricians.

Queensland trials solar batteries to boost energy future

By Staff Writers ICT, State, Sustainability

Power cells from Tesla at the forefront of helping to train new sparkies.

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Victoria invests $300k in waste-to-energy recovery systems

South East Queensland $4.4 bil Bombardier trains unveiled

Councils urged to submit to 2016 Australian Government ICT Awards

Designer public toilets crowdsourced for Sunshine Coast

Robotics on the curriculum in Queensland libraries

How e-learning is shaping the future of student and teacher engagement

Technology tips for government travelers

New $640 mil tech and aircraft for Search and Rescue

Sydney light rail gets up to 90 additional services

Queensland trials solar batteries to boost energy future

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