A long-sought digital traveller declaration system being trialled by Qantas and the Australian Border Force will be expanded to other airlines and cruise ships under an iterative, user focused...
The whole-of-government permissions capability platform devised by consultants and built by external contractors has been scrapped after the government sunk at least two years and $16.5 million into the...
The federal government will need to spend âbig dollarsâ fixing Australiaâs visa processing systems, Home Affairs minister Clare OâNeil has acknowledged while ruling out any new funding in the...
Home Affairs minister Clare OâNeilâs decision to pull digital passenger cards has raised new questions about the underlying government technology platform and its chequered history as the development bill...
The Digital Passenger Declaration has been shelved, with new Home Affairs minister Clare OâNeil acknowledging it âneeds a lot more workâ even after more than $60 million has been...
The federal governmentâs $60 million Digital Passenger Declaration is âerror riddledâ and only works a quarter of the time, according to the public sector union. The Digital Passenger Declaration...
Home Affairs has said it is committed to improving its digitised version of the incoming traveller declaration after receiving scathing reviews from users since it was launched last month....