The ACT government is a relatively small jurisdiction, but its technology footprint is anything but simple. It serves a population of just under 500,000 people, while also providing services to a...
As governments accelerate digital transformation programs, the conversation is shifting beyond technology itself toward a more complex question: how to modernise public services while maintaining trust, accessibility and accountability. For global software company...
Australia has leapfrogged the United Kingdom and Norway to claim second place in a global ranking of digital governments for the first time, reaching a benchmark set by the...
Queensland will become the latest state to coordinate digital and IT investment through a centralised digital fund, announcing plans for a $1 billion Queensland Government Digital Fund. The new...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a ministerial shake-up, handing Finance minister Katy Gallagher responsibility for the country’s welfare agencies through Services Australia. Senator Gallagher will take the position...
Bill Shorten will retire from politics after a 17-year parliamentary career, calling time on championing effective and responsible digital government services to become the University of Canberra’s next vice-chancellor....
Australia has placed fifth out of 38 countries in a global ranking of digital governments, placing above Estonia and snapping at the heels of other advanced economies like Norway and...
Queensland has a new Digital Services minister in Bart Mellish, an environmental scientist who served as chief of staff to federal Labor Senator Anthony Chisholm prior to politics. Mr...
Newly minted NSW digital minister Jihad Dib has used his first ministerial address to provide a glimpse at the Minns government’s plan to drive ‘good change’ into the state’s...
Federal Labor’s Minister for Government Services Bill Shorten has been in quiet, evolving talks with the retiring NSW state Liberal minister Victor Dominello about taking a national role with...