An AI-empowered public service
13 September, 2021 by Dr Sue Keay, CEO, Queensland AI HubGovernment has an important role to play in shaping the development of AI technologies through regulation and policy and by demonstrating best practice as a first adopter.
Collaboration to deliver advanced vehicle testing system
07 September, 2021A collaboration between private and public sectors, along with researchers from Flinders University, will deliver a vehicle testing system with broad potential.
Booming field a multibillion-dollar opportunity
01 September, 2021A new report suggests Australia is well placed to develop a synthetic biology industry worth $27 billion a year, creating 44,000 new jobs by 2040.
WaterNSW increases document capture from Microsoft Teams to Content Manager, to meet compliance obligations
01 September, 2021WaterNSW has implemented FYB Teams2CM Collaborate, an app that provides seamless integration between Microsoft Teams and Micro Focus Content Manager.
The Technology Priorities of Australian Organisations: Research Looking Back and Looking Forward
01 September, 2021 by Luke Thomas, Regional Vice President - APAC at AppianResearch has revealed that most Australian organisations encountered operational difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting increasing spend on collaborative tech.
Former public servant to lead CSU
30 August, 2021Former public servant Renée Leon has been appointed as Charles Sturt University's new Vice-Chancellor.
Data Inventories pilot: calls for APS agencies, staff to participate
26 August, 2021The Office of the National Data Commissioner (ONDC) is calling on APS staff, departments and agencies to participate in the Data Inventories Pilot project.
ATO Second Commissioner to present 2021 Pearcey Oration
26 August, 2021The 2021 Pearcey Oration, featured in the Victorian Government's DIF2021 Festival, will be presented by Jeremy Hirschhorn, Second Commissioner for the ATO.
Govt reports 34 data breaches, 74% due to human error
25 August, 2021Government remained in the top five sector to report data breaches, with 34 breaches over the last six months, according to the OAIC.
WA set to launch its first home-grown satellite into space
24 August, 2021A satellite designed and built by students and staff at Curtin University is set to be launched into space on 28 August, aboard the SpaceX mission to the ISS.
Campbelltown adopts Spydus to enhance library technology
18 August, 2021Campbelltown City Council Libraries is adopting Spydus digital software to enhance its library technology and enable citizens to access library services online.
Comms Connect Melbourne rescheduled to March
06 August, 2021Comms Connect Melbourne, originally scheduled for 19–21 October, has moved to 8–10 March 2022.
CSIRO, Space Machines to test flexible solar cells in space
06 August, 2021Australia's national science agency CSIRO and Space Machines Company (SMC), an Australian in-space transportation provider, have teamed up to test Australian flexible solar cell technology in space.
NSW invites EOI for The Quantum Terminal
05 August, 2021The NSW Government is inviting expressions of interest for founding members of the The Quantum Terminal.
Why a Partnership Between Acer and Digital Learning & Teaching Victoria (DLTV) Benefits Teachers
01 August, 2021Digital learning and teaching are critical of a contemporary education. This is why Acer has partnered with DLTV, to continue the growth of the education sector.
