Government News

A new survey commissioned by Google has confirmed Australians' use of and sentiment towards AI has surged in 2024 compared to 2023.

An Australian-first independent "think tank" committed to shaping technology policy has formed out of roots from ANU's Tech Policy Design Centre.

Fines are rapidly becoming the regulator's go-to tool to force financial institutions into taking cybersecurity seriously.

A familiar face has taken over the reins at NSW's workers compensation scheme, with Geniere Aplin appointed the new chief executive at icare.

AGL has inked a deal with Appian to leverage its AI-powered platform to drive a "large-scale retail transformation" project.

CBA has become one of the first financial institutions to pilot test a new identity verification scheme in partnership with Services Australia.

The OAIC has launched a new public data dashboard to share updates about the ongoing operation of the freedom of information (FOI) system.

The Australian and Singapore Governments have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding to focus on new opportunities for cooperation in AI.

SA has awarded a tender to digitise the patient record system used by the ambulance service to global healthcare information firm, Dedalus.

The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) announced Stephanie Crowe will take on the role of Head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC).

The NSW Government has announced five separate technology trials to improve road safety and driver behaviour particularly in regional areas.

The Australian Government and NBN Co announced on Monday that a combined $3.8 billion had been committed to upgrade the country's remaining FTTN network.

The government has released a consultation paper requesting feedback on implementing a 'Zero Trust Culture' into the cyber security policy.

The Tech Council of Australia has welcomed the NRF's $13 million investment in diamond quantum technology company, Quantum Brilliance.

The NBN Co has welcomed a $20 million boost from the Federal Government to expand its First Nations Community Wi-Fi Program to service a further 15 communities.