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.
New critical comms tech workshops launched
28 July, 2021The Comms Connect team have announced new dates between August and October for their popular online technical workshops.
Calls to exclude tech tax dodgers from govt tenders
26 July, 2021CICTAR has urged the government to exclude ICT companies engaging in aggressive tax minimisation efforts from participating in APS tenders.
Tech-enabled abuse: more needs to be done to improve responsiveness
22 July, 2021A new study sheds light on the nature and extent of tech-facilitated abuse in Australia.
Outsourcing impacting APS's ICT capability: CPSU
22 July, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Community and Public Sector Union has urged the government to address the policies leading to the APS's growing reliance on outsourcing and contract staff.
Concerns about lobbying in the public sector
22 July, 2021Lobbying practices and their influence on the public sector came under the microscope at the inaugural Integrity Summit held in Brisbane.
ePrescriptions rollout ramped up with new tech
21 July, 2021Australian pharmacy IT solutions provider Fred IT is using its Programmable Messaging API and Twilio Studio to provide electronic prescriptions to millions of Australians.
NSW issues $250K AI grant to improve access to justice
20 July, 2021Two AI projects will share $250,000 in funding under the NSW Government's Access to Justice Innovation Fund (AJIF).
Ed Santow to lead UTS's responsible tech initiative
20 July, 2021Australia's Human Rights Commissioner, Edward Santow, will take up a new position at UTS, starting 1 September 2021.
