Federal government lawyers are set to adopt artificial intelligence tools, introducing new efficiencies and risks that have already proved challenging for the broader legal profession. The Australian Government Solicitor...
All of Australia’s almost 200,000 Commonwealth public servants will be required to complete AI training and offered ChatGPT like tools to improve service delivery and policy development. The sweeping...
Twelve companies will take part in a federal government trial testing how digital identity and open banking platforms can reduce excessive personal information sharing in rental property applications. Local...
The changes to government purchasing arrangements announced by Finance minister Katy Gallagher this week are underwhelming. For the tech sector at least, these reforms will do little to improve...
Finance minister Katy Gallagher says the federal government will continue single-sourcing arrangements with tech giants “where they deliver value”, but that some of the deals are falling short. She...
Small and medium-sized businesses will gain priority access to select government technology and consulting contracts worth less than $125,000 under forthcoming changes to procurement rules. But the update will...
On face value, the Australian Industry and Defence Network is the only association that is paying more than lip-service to the representation of local companies on government procurement. Speaking...
Australians will be able to update their personal information across multiple federal government agencies in one go, rather than contact them individually, as part of a new bill introducing...
The Greens have called on the Albanese government to get behind a private members bill that would ban dodgy contractors from working with the Commonwealth for up to five years....
Australia’s regulator of drugs and medical devices is planning to use artificial intelligence to speed up testing of new medicines already signed off in similar nations, as it comes...