Government News

CSIRO and Google Australia have enhanced their existing five-year partnership with another collaboration to accelerate the adoption of AI in science.

Regional Australian communities have told the 2024 Regional Telecommunications Review Committee that they are still lacking in serviceable connectivity.

The ACCC has released an update ahead of its final report on the Digital Platform Services Inquiry due in September.

The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) has released a new policy that will standardise the design and delivery of digital services within all facets of government.

The NSW Government has come out on top in Intermedium's Digital Government Readiness and Maturity Indicator Report, eclipsing the Federal Government for a third consecutive time.

The CSIRO and United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) have penned a new agreement to enhance research initiatives that will address global challenges. 

The NSW Department of Education's Cyber Security arm and the NSW Department of Customer Services have partnered to launch of a new Digital Citizenship website to better inform young people of their online activities.

Researchers from UNSW and FRNSW have penned a five-year deal to create an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered bushfire visualisation system.

Global SASE provider, Netskope, has been named as the technological partner for Australia's inaugural Indigenous sovereign cloud.

The results of the latest annual GPEN Sweep of global websites and mobile applications revealed almost all employed strategies that put users' privacy at risk.

iCare NSW has submitted a tender requesting the services of a cloud-based provider to provide a digital experience platform (DXP) solution.

The Australian Digital Health Agency has published a new roadmap to enhance the usage of the Healthcare Identifiers Service (HI Service).

Fujitsu and Australian National University (ANU) have signed an MoU to establish a quantum research centre and computer at the Canberra campus.

The ANAO has released preliminary details of five potential audits concerning the digital and technology activities led by Services Australia.

A parliamentary committee has identified key concerns in breaches of procurement rules, ethical requirements and gifts policies by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). The Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit’s final report found the NDIA accepted hundreds of...